are businesses not fully utilizing AI features?

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Summary

The author shares a graph and discusses how businesses need to be more informed about AI and not limit themselves to chat-based interactions with LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude.

found this graph on X this morning and wanted to share it somewhere to have a discussion. I understand that many people that don't directly get involved in LLMs have not much of ideas about how AI works. But businesses should be more informed and not get stuck on chatGPT or Claude to wait for every magic to happen through chats
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