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Executives from AARP, Zillow, Glean, and swsh gathered to share their perspectives during Fortune’s Brainstorm AI conference held in San Francisco. The discussions highlighted the exciting potential of artificial intelligence while also emphasizing the challenges that remain in its implementation.
Panelists acknowledged that while AI technology has made significant strides, it is still very much a "manual exercise." This reality check serves as a reminder that despite the rapid advancements in AI capabilities, human oversight and intervention are often necessary to ensure effective outcomes.
The executives pointed out that organizations must navigate the complexities of integrating AI into their operations, which often requires a blend of innovative thinking and traditional methodologies. They stressed the importance of collaboration between technology and human expertise to harness AI's full potential. As the industry evolves, these insights may help shape future strategies for businesses looking to leverage AI effectively while remaining grounded in practical realities.
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