AI & TECHNOLOGY · WRITING DESK
There's a long distance between an AI product that works in a demo and one that actually gets used inside a company. I cover what happens in between.
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About Suresh
“Suresh worked in enterprise software for a few years and kept watching the same thing happen. A company would announce an AI pilot, there would be some internal excitement, and then six months later nobody would be using it. He started writing about that because most tech coverage was focused on what these tools could do, not on why they kept failing to stick.
He is not a journalist. He came up through software engineering and that shows in how he writes. He gets into the details of why AI tools don't get adopted inside companies — the budget cycles, the IT approval process, the middle managers who were never sold on it in the first place. Some people find that level of detail unnecessary. He disagrees.
At Joblet.ai he writes about AI products and hiring technology with one specific question in mind: what actually happens after a company decides to buy one of these tools.
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