A brief YouTube conversation (Tom Burton and Speaker A) about whether organizations should build AI capabilities internally or partner with an external technology provider. The speakers argue in favor of partnering with trusted specialists—citing benefits such as industry understanding, reduced need to develop in-house expertise, and outsourcing technical exploration (e.g., open-source vs proprietary LLM decisions).
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I'm going to go be a scout for AI and, and go try and figure all this stuff out, or I'm going to partner with a trusted technology partner that is, you know, I'll unabashedly say this. You know, from our standpoint, Elite Smart, a company like ours that says I want to partner with them because I trust their understanding of my business, the industry that I serve, and this technology, because I don't have the capability within my organization to push pause and go figure out, do I want open Source for proprietary LLMs to go try and build all this stuff when I can have somebody on the back end doing these things for me.
I agree.
I mean, even.
If you have the resources internally and we have some customers that do. Right. If you have the resources internally, I think it's very valuable right now to understand some different opinions or different viewpoints of what's going on. We have a little bit of a different. We have a little bit of a luxury in the sense that we get to see things and because we're working with multiple companies and if you're within one company, you only get to see what's going on in your company that's there.