After a few years of monitoring and studying corporate AI implementations, I'm still puzzled by one thing: most of them begin with a discussion of the model being used. Should we go ahead with Copilot, considering that Microsoft is so firmly consolidated in our company that it has become a sort of lingua franca for everything?
After a few years of monitoring and studying corporate AI implementations, I'm still puzzled by one thing: most of them begin with a discussion of the model being used.
Or, as is happening in many American companies, dare to explore Chinese models such as Deepseek and Qwen.
Should we go ahead with Copilot, considering that Microsoft is so firmly consolidated in our company that it has become a sort of lingua franca for everything?
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After a few years of monitoring and studying corporate AI implementations, I'm still puzzled by one thing: most of them begin with a discussion of the model being used. Should we go ahead with Copilot, considering that Microsoft is so firmly consolidated in our company that it has become a sort of lingua franca for everything? Or, as is happening in many American companies, dare to explore Chinese models such as Deepseek and Qwen.
Or Gemini, that has all the Google power behind it?
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