Braden Rogers predicts organizations will adopt multiple AI providers with varying policy and capability levels, creating management complexity.
“orgs are gonna be signing all kinds of specialized resources, and they're gonna have them at the end of the day. But you're not gonna want, oh, the my level of fidelity and policy is lacking over here. We all that's we're cool with that. And this one over here, we got really deep stuff. And because every one of the providers is all gonna have different if you've gone into any of the AI providers as a consumer, just go to the settings. They're not all the same in the settings.”
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disputableObservable through enterprise IT surveys or case studies documenting adoption of 3+ different AI providers with different policy/capability levels within single organizations
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