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Stanford studied 51 real AI deployments and found a 71% vs 40% productivity gap - here's what separates the two groups
I came across a Stanford research paper that actually went inside companies running AI in production - not pilots, not surveys, real deployments. They found something that stuck with me. Companies using what they call "agentic AI" - where the AI owns the task start to finish with no human approval
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Stanford studied 51 real AI deployments and found a 71% vs 40% productivity gap - here's what separates the two groups
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I came across a Stanford research paper that actually went inside companies running AI in production - not pilots, not surveys, real deployments. They found something that stuck with me. Companies using what they call "agentic AI" - where the AI owns the task start to finish with no human approval