Show Notes
In the hotseat this week is Ashley Warren, here to chat about Genie One and Genie Ontology. This episode dives into Databricks' attempt to stop AI from confidently getting business questions wrong. They explore why context is the missing ingredient in enterprise AI, why governance is suddenly everyone's problem again, and whether analysts should be excited, worried, or both.
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