Leveraging AI at $300B Scale: Lessons from McKesson’s Head of Enterpise AI Lab

Last question before we close out.

Any AI pet peeves or anything you want to get off your chest, message you hope the audience retains? Pet peeves.

I don't care if something is AI.

Don't care if something is AI.

Never lose sight of what what you're actually trying to accomplish in your company or your personal project.

Be driven by what can achieve the outcome and a measured outcome as you think it is important.

Keep in mind your costs.

AI can be ludicrously

expensive.

Other pet peeves, there's a ton of stuff going around.

Anthropix founder sent something out over the weekend about the AI risks.

Keep in mind that everything should be taken with a grain of salt.

They're the capability at the frontier is evolving so quickly and the risks are so dynamic and spread that we absolutely do need governance faster than I guarantee it will happen.

But don't kind of be afraid of AI capabilities just because you're hearing this sort of stuff in the news.

Additionally, a lot of people are particularly Gen Z are very, very anti-AI and And people talk about the data centers.

People are talking about people losing their jobs.

And I don't at all want to say that those points aren't necessarily valid and there are some negative implications that impacts from AI.

I'm not trying to say there aren't.

But please keep in mind, regardless of where you fall on the AI is good or AI is bad, it's really neither.

It's a very, very powerful capability like the internet, like cars that can cause tremendous danger or benefit depending on the application and the context.

So please keep in mind, like it's neither good nor bad.

It's a powerful tool.

And just keep that in mind as you're making your decisions and forming your thoughts.