Enterprise automation bottleneck is context and connectors, not smarter LLMs
dnlkwk · x · 2026-11-11
@OnlyCFO argues the automation bottleneck for 99% of enterprises is no longer LLM capability — new models mostly just raise default costs, so they default to earlier models. 0xSammy adds that unlocking enterprise workflows is now a context and connectors problem: getting enterprises comfortable bringing in internal context, and stopping agents from burning tokens hunting for the right data.
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