At #OpenTextWorld 2025, our Chief Product Officer and Chief Technology Officer, Savinay Berry, sat down with Six Five Media's own Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman to discuss the future of AI in the enterprise.
As Savinay stated in his interview: "The right data with the right context is what's going to be needed with the right security for AI and the enterprise to succeed."
In their conversation, they explore how enterprises are shifting strategies to embrace context-aware AI, emphasizing the need for secure, governed, and extensible platforms to operationalize AI across organizations.
Watch the full interview now: https://lnkd.in/eUd594Ff
The people who are creating the models are the ones which are the air researchers and you see all the crazy numbers thrown out for jobs and blah, blah, blah, and that totally different. But the ones who are using the Mars, it's not just the morals, it's also the rag systems associated with that. It's the chunking, it's the embeddings, it's the full AI system. That talent is going to be critical. That becomes the new operating system in some ways and you need to understand how that intersects with all the other existing applications and that combined with the early career talent which talks about the new way to use AI. It's pretty magical combination, right? Yeah. Data science students are very much in demand. Might be a little drag on CBS these days, but that totally fits into what you're saying. Which, by the way, I don't understand the whole drag on CBS because I think that's a myopic approach by most companies. Because if you wanna really go with people who understand how the systems work, CS is the way to go. Yeah, the bigger the biggest threat. And I know we got to go, but the biggest threat to all of it is in the near term is always short term breaking the long term. What do I mean by that? Well, you know, AI with doctors who will be better. Yeah. But if we don't have a system where a doctor can come in and train because, you know, everyone's like, well, the best doctors won't be influenced by AI. But it's like, yeah, but they've had 20 and 30 years of being in the in the chair rights to other great dyers. Now you're saying I'll just use AI. Exactly. So when do these get, when do lawyers get trained? Engineers get trained? These are real societal pressure to kind of figure out how we build. Count up exactly. So that in 20-30 years, we have great talent working alongside some of the most prolific and capable AI. It has to be like in the near term when you're constantly trying to churn quarterly profits out. People are sometimes, yeah, they get confused by that. In fact, there's a saying out there in the Sr. world. Long time ago, there was a saying called 0 toil, not zero people, right? And that phrase is so relevant right now.
