Guido Appenzeller
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first heard Oct 2023
last heard Oct 2023
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What I would do if I was an executive is basically
empower my employees and remove barriers for them to adopt AI.
Right.
And and barriers very often are legal, they're regulatory, you know, they're IT security.
Yeah.
So making sure that that those things don't stifle these products, uh, you know, making sure that uh developers have access to them and encourage them, maybe give them test budget, try out some things.
And using these models, you know, at small scale is is so cheap, right?
That's
I think it's exactly right.
Andresen is regulated as a bank.
Morgan Stanley has a great case study, as they were one of the first adapters of open AI and and using in the financial industry, right?
If companies like them can pull this off, anybody else should be able to do that as well, because they're some of the most heavily regulated entities that are out there.
You know, in many cases, I think this the regulation is just an argument, you know, for procrastination because there's fear of the unknown.
If if I
go back fifteen years, I think every CAO I talked to back then told me from a bank or or from most companies, frankly, told me they could never put a workload in the cloud for security and and you know, compliance reasons and, you know, they would never trust Amazon.
Today they're all there.
So I think in many cases just a fear of change, fear of the unknown that keeps people back.
So basically pushing through that and and enabling the individual developers in your organization is probably one of the most powerful things you can do.
Yeah.
I think it's exactly right.
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