Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a rapidly growing field that has the potential to revolutionize the way we live and work. However, the journey towards widespread adoption of AI has been marked by three distinct stages of DDD – Denial, Deployer and Developer. In this blog, we will explore each of these stages and their significance in the evolution of AI.
However, as more research was conducted and AI began to demonstrate its potential in various industries, this skepticism slowly began to fade away. Today, we can confidently say that we have moved past the Denial stage.
Deployer:
The Deployer stage marks the beginning of widespread adoption of AI. During this stage, organizations began to see the value of AI and started investing in it. AI began to be deployed in various industries, from finance and healthcare to transportation and manufacturing.
In this stage, the focus was on using AI to automate repetitive tasks and improve efficiency. However, as more organizations started using AI, they realized that it had the potential to do much more than just automate tasks.
The Developer stage is where we currently find ourselves.
During this stage, the focus is on developing AI systems that can learn and
adapt on their own. This is known as machine learning, and it has opened up a
whole new world of possibilities for AI.
In the Developer stage, the focus is on building AI systems that can make decisions based on data, without the need for human intervention. This has led to the development of AI systems that can recognize patterns, make predictions, and even create new content.
The journey towards widespread adoption of AI has been marked by three distinct stages of DDD – Denial, Deployer and Developer. While the Denial stage was marked by skepticism and resistance to the idea of AI, the Deployer stage saw the beginning of widespread adoption of AI. Finally, we have now entered the Developer stage, where the focus is on developing AI systems that can learn and adapt on their own.

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