What Nobody Tells You About AI Adoption

24 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker reflects on the astonishing pace of development in large language models, using Gemini as a case study. Three years ago, Gemini could generate a poem that seemed almost magical; today it can build websites and author entire poetry books, illustrating how quickly AI capabilities have moved from novelty to powerful content creation tools. The speaker notes that while the technology has become impressive, businesses and individuals have not yet fully integrated these tools into their operations, creating a gap between what AI can do and how it is actually used. He predicts that over the next few years this gap will close as organizations adapt and begin to leverage AI’s potential in real-world business contexts.

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I was reading something about Gemini the other day. I think 3 years ago, if you asked it to write you a poem and you'd look at the poem and you go, my God, an AI has done that. That's incredible. I thought only human beings could be creative enough to write a poem. But now Gemini will build you a website that creates multiple poetry and writes a poetry book. That's just an enormous and amazing change. We're not surprised by it now. I mean, that's the weird thing about AI. It's only been around in an LLM world for 3 years, and we're not surprised by these updates of these models. I think where we are with AI is where the models are doing amazing things, but we are not utilizing them to do amazing things in the world of business. So whilst the tech is there and amazing, I don't think we as human beings and businesses have necessarily adapted to using it yet. And that is what will happen over the next couple of years.