But in reality, 95% of all generative AI pilots are floping, and it can teach the bosses of Gen X and Baby Boomer to actually implement them the right way. According to Mark Cuban, Gen Z can enter from there.
“We'll learn as much as we can about AI, but let's learn more about how to implement them in our companies,” the billionaire said. tbpn Last week, he added that leaders don't really understand how to implement all of these new tools.
“Customize the model, step into the company and show profits. This is all the work available to kids leaving school.”
The 67-year-old emphasized that ZERS Gen Zers, a senior college student or high school, will spend “excessive time” learning the differences between AI-powered video generators such as Openai's Sora and Google's VEO and how to customize AI models. He emphasized that they should be able to step into any small business and find out how AI can help them soon.
“There are millions of businesses with no AI experts, no AI experts, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500 people. This is where kids are hired,” Cuban said.
luck I contacted Cuban for comment.
Accept AI or remain
former Shark Tank The star has been an AI embrace for a long time. Earlier this year, he said that if he is still young today, he will spend every awakening moment learning about AI and listen to the podcast while he sleeps to move forward.
And while he's not doing enough other business leaders to predict that AI will help colonize the galaxy in just five years, he believes Cuba will soon become a baseline skill equivalent to email or Excel.
“If not used [AI] You are late to move faster or make smarter decisions,” he said. luck Early this year.
“[AI isn’t] Just a tool, it's leverage. Cuban is at a disadvantage if he can't use AI to move faster and make smarter decisions. The most successful entrepreneurs understand how to properly use AI. ”
CEOs want employees who are committed to implementing AI
Cuba is one of the most vocal about opportunities that could come from AI, but other business leaders agree that they present one of the unique competitive advantages of today's time.
While Apple is creating its own AI products slower than fellow tech giants like Meta, Google and Microsoft, CEO Tim Cook encouraged employees to deploy AI tools faster earlier this month.
“We all already use AI in a critical way, so we need to use it as a company,” Cook said. Bloomberg Report. “If we don't, we'll be left behind and we can't do that.”
And while the fear of AI swapping jobs remains a concern among workers, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said it is the least likely to occur in those who choose to use AI every day.
“All jobs have been affected, and soon. That's undoubted,” Huang told the Milken Institute's global conference earlier this year. “You don't lose your job to AI, but you'll lose your job to people who use AI.”
