I think the rate of adoption in the enterprise will be faster than people realize, and we will break the convention that enterprises are slow adopters of technology.

Historically, most tech products were created for enterprise use first, but now consumer products have taken the lead in terms of design and usability.

I think enterprises often underestimate the importance of giving people access to technology, which can lead to significant improvements in productivity that aren't easily quantifiable.

Government technology often feels outdated, and there's a pressing need for technologists to help modernize systems and processes.

Agents will likely see faster adoption in enterprises than in consumer markets, as CIOs demand interoperability between systems.

As AI technology matures, enterprises are increasingly willing to trust these systems with their data, leading to a greater adoption of AI solutions.

The diffusion of general-purpose tools, like PCs and AI assistants, transforms workflows and enhances collaboration across teams.

As technology evolves, the ability to write effective system prompts will become more accessible, similar to how computer usage has become commonplace for everyone, but not everyone will want to or have the initiative to do so.

To gain adoption in enterprise settings, applications must be tailored to meet specific needs, including features like single sign-on.