That's Dustin Devan, CEO of Ediphi and it's one of the sharpest takes on the AI spend debate we've had on the showThis week on Bricks, Bucks and Bytes we're joined by Cameron Page of ClearStory, processing $3.5B in change orders...
“Mandating how many AI tokens your engineers burn isn’t a productivity metric. It has nothing to do with outcomes.” That’s Dustin Devan, CEO of Ediphi, offering one of the sharpest insights into the ongoing AI spending debate featured on this episode.
This week on Bricks, Bucks and Bytes, hosts are joined by Cameron Page of ClearStory, a company handling $3.5 billion in change orders monthly, and Sophia Millar of Sonnaball Instruments, who is innovating real-time acoustic weld defect detection before inspection stages.
The conversation covers a wide range of topics including the challenges of managing AI token consumption in engineering workflows, balancing efficiency and customer demands, and reflections on significant infrastructure projects like the UK’s High-Speed Rail (HS2) now costing £102.7 billion. The episode also touches on a notable customer incident involving Waymo and broader discussions on data center possibilities and trillionaire wealth.
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