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Ontem no The Times gostei do ponto de vista do artigo "The AI revolution has begun — on personal phones and laptops":

"British businesses are spending billions on systems in the hope they will deliver savings and boost growth. Yet we know that many companies are seeing no measurable return on their investment.

Meanwhile, some of their employees have already figured out how to make AI work but they have been doing it via the "back-door" route, using systems they've subscribed to personally.

The scale of corporate investment is significant. According to data in Santander's autumn trade barometer, published today, the proportion of businesses planning AI investment has nearly doubled in six months, reaching 40 per cent among companies considering international expansion.

The reason many companies aren't yet seeing significant returns is not that AI fails to work; it is that workers by and large haven't been waiting for corporate solutions.

Employees are often paying for ChatGPT themselves because they find it useful and accessible - the AI revolution has already begun, but on personal phones and laptops."

"The companies extracting real value from AI investment are giving their employees a voice in identifying where automation might genuinely help. They are learning from employees who have already figured out what works and are building these lessons into their plans.

Larger businesses find it more difficult to adapt and utilise these types of tools quickly given the need for greater oversight. Our data shows that they are far more likely to have AI investment plans than smaller firms, yet often these plans do not move beyond the pilot stage."

Eu falo por mim, às vezes dou comigo a pensar nas melhorias pornográficas de eficiência que a IA me dá.