Enterprise AI maturity is a Dunning-Kruger curve, says founder: agents are harder than expected
neal_lathia · x · 2026-10-10
jjenabel summarizes the enterprise AI maturity arc as a Dunning-Kruger curve: Stage 1 is building agents internally, Stage 2 is realizing it's far harder than expected, and Stage 3 is pragmatic purchasing — "take our money, here's what we want, let's go." A pithy read on where enterprise agent adoption actually stands.
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