The advances in AI have led to a significant increase in enterprise automation, with predictions that this will bring about a surge in this technology. However, there are also numerous caveats that AI will take longer than expected to make a significant difference, and may result in much of the investment in AI in the next few years being wasted due to the horseless carriage syndrome. AI is making it easier and quicker to introduce new automations that were already overdue, leading to optimism about AIs potential impact on the enterprise landscape. The biggest risk comes from automating processes that are already suboptimal, which may prove to be unpredictable and disruptive. The author suggests that while AI may provide an immediate and impactful return on investment, many of these automations will quickly become redundant as technology advances further. The article also suggests that businesses may need to consider new ways of doing things that are enabled by the technology, rather than relying on existing processes.
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