Paul Barnhurst argues that generative AI only matters if people actually use it. If it's hard to adopt or doesn't work well, it's just noise. Most companies claiming to be AI native aren't, and the real test is whether organizations can make it stick.
If it's really painful and Gen AI sucks, you're just setting yourself up for purgatory. Gen AI is not good at it. You got a match? I thought it was a really good way of trying to rank it. But you also have to be smart enough to understand what it's good at. And it moves so fast. Very few people are truly AI expert. Every company says they're AI native. Have you seen one that doesn't these days?
No. There are a lot of domains changing to AI now, which is fascinating to do it after the fact. Things are moving fast, but at the end of the day, if you can't adopt it and use it, it's a lot of noise signifying nothing.
Trust and Leadership Lessons for FP&A From 100+ Top Leaders with CFO Jon Laudie
