@vasuman: AI adoption is fundamentally misunderstood, and this is the reason why it will keep failing.
Summary
A commentary arguing that AI adoption is fundamentally misunderstood and will continue to fail due to this misperception.
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@vasuman: https://x.com/vasuman/status/2070629226664153173
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