3. The black box of AI costs
The unpredictable nature of AI consumption and pricing, along with massive investments from vendors, will lead to an ‘infrastructure reckoning’ in the coming years, IDC says.
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Domain intelligence and high-quality agents
The fifth pattern is the one I think we’ll see increasingly more of in the future. While many see “full automation” as the goal, the right target is actually to let the agent handle the 80% of a task that is mechanical, while preserving human judgment at the most critical moments. This is achievable via human-in-the-loop (HITL) agents. According to Moody’s, 42% of compliance professionals believe that human oversight is mandatory, and I agree: AI should run right, by getting approval and review
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