The missing piece
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Claims that failure comes from confusing research AI vs applied AI and that businesses routinely hire microwave builders instead of cooks. Points out plentiful prebuilt models — warehouses of microwaves — yet teams rebuild from scratch, then expect production reliability without operations skills. Cites engineering mantra hope is not a strategy and argues for hiring and training focused on deployment, monitoring, and scale rather than more algorithmic papers.
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