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    The argument that AI use has gone mainstream

    One poster points to senior leaders vibe-coding apps, adopting Claude and finding workflows to automate.

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    One poster argues AI use is no longer in its early phase, pointing to senior leaders vibe-coding apps, adopting Claude and finding workflows to automate. They also claim AI capital spending is keeping the S&P afloat and say corporate America is geared up.

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    6 Sources, first seen 9h ago

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    6 Sources

    @krishnanrohitEveryone uses AI by now. Senior leaders are vibecoding apps. They've adopted claude. They're finding workflows to automate. Folks have their own claws. AI capex is keeping the S&P afloat. Corporate America's geared up. It's all very much mainstream. We're not so early anymore.9h
    @emollickYes! I think there is too much "we're so early" self-congratulation here. Many senior leaders in companies are smart, motivated, and understand a lot about their business. Many are also technically adept. They are absolutely getting AI. But changing a company is a longer process.5h
    @buccocapitalI very very very strongly disagree and think that AI adoption in the enterprise beyond coding is basically at the starting line5h
    @TheStalwart@buccocapital A banker we interviewed from Goldman thought that it was fair to say that about 2% of companies have “adopted” AI at this point.4h

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    @krishnanrohitEveryone uses AI by now. Senior leaders are vibecoding apps. They've adopted claude. They're finding workflows to automate. Folks have their own claws. AI capex is keeping the S&P afloat. Corporate America's geared up. It's all very much mainstream. We're not so early anymore.9h
    @emollickYes! I think there is too much "we're so early" self-congratulation here. Many senior leaders in companies are smart, motivated, and understand a lot about their business. Many are also technically adept. They are absolutely getting AI. But changing a company is a longer process.5h
    @buccocapitalI very very very strongly disagree and think that AI adoption in the enterprise beyond coding is basically at the starting line5h
    @TheStalwart@buccocapital A banker we interviewed from Goldman thought that it was fair to say that about 2% of companies have “adopted” AI at this point.4h