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[QUOTE="Cusefan69, post: 5655219, member: 5764"]
Not only that but departments are buying or upgrading existing platforms without understanding current business requirements and future state business requirements.  Then suppliers demo their ai tool(s) and the department business requirements suddenly map exactly to the demo solution.   Also they don't ever ask about the data accuracy of the ai tool.   I was at a company looking at a new CLM solution (Contract Lifecycle Management).  When meeting with the suppliers amongst  the questions, I asked what is the data accuracy.   Two said over 95% (which was completely BS and spoke with their references and was closer to 65% to 75%) and the 3rd supplier would not go on record.  For  the two who said over 95%, I asked if they commit that in writing in the contract and both said they don't and couldn't(Because attorneys for those companies know damn well that the company could never back that up and so won't allow in the contract).  Ai is a joke right now but CEOs are pushing down everyone's throats because they don't want to be the ones who are viewed as potentially missing the boat so to speak.   Oh and those CEOs are letting departments spend a ton more budget wise to "go ai").  Then CEOs are trying to get departments to measure "efficiency savings " to justify head count reductions.
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