AI Uncovered
Giancarlo MoriAI Uncovered by Giancarlo Mori presents various artificial intelligence topics like AI News, Generative AI, Enterprise AI, and more.
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The Override Problem: When Overriding AI Is the Right Call — and When It Isn't
There is a quiet architectural failure inside most enterprise AI deployments, and it is not the one organizations think they are managing. The failure is not that the AI got it wrong. The failure is that nobody knew what to do when it did —...
Emotional Bonds with AI: A Feature, Not a Bug (Until It Isn't)
There is a phenomenon emerging in AI-involved organizations that nobody is naming correctly. Teams are not just using their AI tools. They are developing emotional relationships with them.
Not the consumer kind. This is subtler and, for or...
The Human Side of AI: Why the Bottleneck Is Never the Model
Here is a statistic that should reframe how you think about AI strategy: according to McKinsey's 2025 State of AI report, 88% of organizations now use AI regularly in at least one business function — yet only 39% report enterprise-level EBI...
From Pilots to Power: Why AI Stalls After the Demo
There is a phase in AI adoption that nobody warns you about. It comes after the pilot works, after the demo impresses the room, after the budget gets approved. It is the phase where the project quietly dies—not from failure, but from organi...
When AI Is "Right" but the Decision Is Still Wrong
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This is a composite of several real situations I’ve seen: A VP at a financial services firm overrides an AI recommendation last quarter. The model flagged a client as high-risk. The VP knew the client, trusted the relat...
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