Runlayer CEO: models are enterprise-ready, but only 2-3% of companies truly use AI
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-30
On the new This Week in AI episode, Runlayer CEO Andy Berman, who oversees AI rollouts for Fortune 500s, argues models are ready for enterprise work — the blocker is companies themselves. Most won't grant LLMs access to the right tools and especially data sources, and "an LLM without access to the right tools and resources... is almost useless." Only 2-3% of companies are really using AI.
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