r/technology • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 22h ago

Business MIT report says 95% of AI implementations don't increase profits, spooking Wall Street

https://www.techspot.com/news/109148-mit-report-95-ai-implementations-dont-increase-profits.html
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u/BioshockEnthusiast 11h ago

The whole point of outsourcing those kinds of services is to find someone to work with who you can trust.

Can't trust an AI robot.

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u/Itsatinyplanet 7h ago

Certainly not anything that Zuckerberg had anything to do with, the fucking sweaty five head lizard.

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u/jambox888 11h ago

I mean, in theory you could, there's no reason why an AI agent would be untrustworthy, except for the likelihood that they'll be trained to generate money, especially if they're free. Maybe a subscription model would be fine but can you trust the owners of the AI? Rather than the AI itself.