Enterprise buyers still do everything with humans in the loop, says Bindu Reddy
bindureddy · x · 2026-07-23
Bindu Reddy says enterprise buyers are often “utterly clueless” about AI and keep relying on legacy products like Copilot, while still using humans in the loop for everything.
It’s a blunt take on how slowly some enterprises are adopting AI: they may have access to tools, but still lack a clear understanding of where AI can replace or automate work.
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