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Two Worlds of AI – To Buy or Build: AI Won't Take Jobs… People Who Use AI Will

Newsweek's Marcus Weldon led the first panel of Day 1 of the AI Summit: "Two Worlds of AI – To Buy or Build,” with Melody Ayeli, Senior Director, Enterprise AI, Toyota Motor North America; Vickram Kooblall, CIO and Chief Information Security Officer, Scahill Law Group; and Raj Pai, VP, AI Product, Google Cloud. The panelists explained the AI use cases at their respective companies, including analyzing transcripts and medical records at Scahill, helping humans make repairs at Toyota and execute plans with more factual results at Google. When creating an AI solution, Ayeli said safety is "top of mind.” She said AI tools have made people more productive and more efficient by freeing up time for strategic, higher-level work that they weren't able to do before. Weldon then asked the panelists whether they are developing their AI models in-house or are outsourcing to a third party. Kooblall said Scahill Law Group built its own model in 2022, but quickly learned it did not have the means or capabilities to maintain it. The company now works with trusted partners, like Westlaw. Toyota has a hybrid strategy, while Google is using its own models. Looking ahead, Ayeli said, “I don't think AI will take jobs, I think people who use AI will take jobs.” Google’s Pai added, ”Our vision is that every employee will be a 10x employee, every team will be a 10x team. That is the future we are striving for and I expect we will get there very quickly.”

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