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In “The Adolescence of Technology” (January 2026) he wrote: “Enterprises often have a choice between “cost savings” (doing the same thing with fewer people) and “innovation” (doing more with the same number of people).”

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Second, AI companies have a choice in how they work with enterprises. The very inefficiency of traditional enterprises means that their rollout of AI can be very path dependent, and there is some room to choose a better path. Enterprises often have a choice between “cost savings” (doing the same thing with fewer people) and “innovation” (doing more with the same number of people).

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The Adolescence of Technology
darioamodei.com · 2026-01

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“In “The Adolescence of Technology” (January 2026) he wrote: “Enterprises often have a choice between “cost savings” (doing the same thing with fewer people) and “innovation” (doing more with the same number of people).”.” ai notis, checked 13 Oct 2026. Source: The Adolescence of Technology (darioamodei.com). https://ainotis.com/c/1419

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ai notis. (2026, October 13). In “The Adolescence of Technology” (January 2026) he wrote: “Enterprises often have a choice between “cost savings” (doing the same thing with fewer people) and “innovation” (doing more with the same number of people).” [Checked claim 1419]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/1419

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