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Slow, Hard Challenges Remain for AI Scalability and Adoption

What Happened

Axios reports that while AI models from companies like OpenAI and Anthropic have made significant advances, deploying them at scale remains difficult. Despite mounting investment and growing expectations, these systems require massive computational resources and energy to train and operate. Slow inference, high costs, and technical bottlenecks continue to restrict widespread adoption, raising concerns about when or if AI will achieve its most ambitious promises. Businesses and end users still face practical limitations in harnessing large-scale AI solutions.

Why It Matters

The reality check on AI scalability shows that enthusiasm has run ahead of feasible deployment, impacting the timelines for automation and productivity gains worldwide. Continued technical barriers may slow how fast AI can transform industries or become accessible to everyone. Read more in our AI News Hub

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