Why are you optimistic about the long-term returns on corporate AI investments?
Replied byJamie Dimon
Chairman & CEO at JPMorgan Chase
Niche: Finance
Revenue: Approx. $15 Billion/month
Location: USA
Started: 1799
AI is a real, transformative technology that will help cure cancers, prevent medical errors, and invent new drugs. Like the internet, the total corporate investment in AI will pay off, but it will not pay off on the exact timeline or in the way that people expect. We are already finding cheaper, automated ways to run models.
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