Public Misconceptions About AI Are Breaking the...

The boss leans back in his chair, taps the laptop screen, and says it again, slowly this time, as if repetition will bend reality: “We need a separate AI model for every client. So it can learn from their chats. In real time.” His ML engineer has explained this before. The model doesn’t “train” on each conversation; it’s the same frozen network, just fed different context at inference time. But the boss can’t let go of the picture in his head: a tiny digital intern, updating its brain after ever