What is the biggest mistake companies make when adopting AI?
Replied byAsparuh Koev
President & CEO at Transmetrics
Niche: AI
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
Started: 2013
Many businesses want to fully automate processes too quickly. AI should be used as a tool that supports people rather than replacing human decision-makers. The most successful implementations today combine AI's analytical capabilities with human judgment and accountability.
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