Enterprise AI Rollouts: 5 of 300 Users, and What Clients Still Can't Get
Initial_Orange2985 · reddit · 2026-10-12
A Reddit thread on dismal enterprise AI adoption — sysadmins report rollouts where "300 users, maybe 5 use it" and usage boils down to "a more expensive Google search." The author, building in this space, asks deployers what clients keep requesting that still can't be delivered: real understanding of internal company knowledge beyond indexed docs, showing answer provenance before it goes to a client, and controlling who can ask what.
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