Adam Field

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Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing · The Old Software Moat Is Dead — How to Spot the Enterprise AI Companies That Are Actually Winning · 19 Jul 2026 podcast

To get the license to do that in 140 countries would cost millions of dollars and take years to do.

So we take that risk away from organizations.

I think those SaaS applications and those companies will survive.

Yeah, it's so interesting and such an important conversation right now.

You know, for fun, a few months ago, I went in the internet way back machine and looked at like some organizations' websites and then compared it to their website just a few months later.

And the same things that were called bots or nothing six months prior were called agents six months later, even though I'm very convinced nothing at all had changed in their product or what they were doing.

So it is really, really difficult to

cut through that hype.

But I coined a term, you know, some months ago that I call boring AI.

And what I meant by that was I think what you got to look under the covers in the organizations that are doing the foundational work.

And what boring AI means is

You can't just go roll out this technology for the sake of rolling it out and think you're going to get some results.

It takes a lot of time to build that data foundation, to build that agentic orchestration foundation in order to do things right.

And the example that I'll give you is even internally at Tungsten, I took on this new role as chief AI officer in January and I pulled together a team.

We're just now, six months later,

rolling out some AI and agentic tools to our entire employee base.

We spent six months getting that data foundation right, access to all of our systems, all the security, the redaction to make sure that we're in compliance.

So those things take time.

So I think what you really need to look for is not the hype and the flash and all of the words in the marketing term, but ask about the outcomes.

Like what outcomes are they actually achieving?

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