General Catalyst’s CEO says companies need to do 4 things for true AI integration that avoids ‘hitting a wall’

• General Catalyst CEO emphasized the complexity of achieving real AI transformation.

• Artificial intelligence integration, data infrastructure, job -specific models and leadership, he said.

• The major investments of General Catalyst include Airbnb, Windsurf and Mistral AI.

The correct AI integration, General Catalyst CEO.

“When you think of converting an business with AI, you need to do four things right,” he said in a part of the 20VC Podcast, which was released on Monday.

Grainja said that it was “very, very difficult” to make it beyond the prototyping of an Openai or anthropic model.

“That’s why these things hit a wall,” he added.

VC said companies should prepare their data infrastructures first to adopt artificial intelligence. Data infrastructure includes components such as servers, databases, cloud platforms and network equipment working together to make data safe and usable.

The second sine qua non, the big language models that understand your business.

“You should train these models in the context of your business,” he said.

Later, companies and artificial intelligence will work together, as companies need to consider the transformation of labor.

“Some people will manage AI agents. Some AI agents will manage people,” he said. “Imagine how organ graphics should change.”

“Fourth, you need courage at the top for all this to work. CEOs really need to go behind him to drive him.”

General catalyst Big Investments In addition to others, it includes Airbnb, Windsurf and Mistral Ai. The company did not respond to Business Insider’s request for comments.

Grain one List of Technology and Business Administrators They talked about the importance of leaders deeply involved in artificial intelligence.

John Chambers at May Podcast, a VC and Cisco’s Old CEOMost leaders said they didn’t rediscover themselves.

“As a leader in artificial intelligence, I think you should rediscover yourself every year.”

This is because AI moves in “Internet terms” in “Five times of speed” and “three times the results”, Chambers.

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, said that he uses AI as a teacher every day.

At a conference in May, “I can say,” Start by explaining to me as I am 12 years old, “and then go towards the doctoral level,” he said at a conference in May.