For those deploying AI inside companies: what do clients ask for that you still can't give them?
Summary
A practitioner asks enterprise AI deployers which requests from clients they still can't fulfill, citing poor internal adoption (e.g., one sysadmin reported only ~5 of 300 users actually using it), and flags gaps like company-specific knowledge, answer provenance, and access control.
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