Maxio CEO Branden Jenkins was surprised to discover that his AI coding session had automatically charged him $1,000 over a weekend. But he says the bigger challenge of AI adoption is not runaway spending — it is employees worrying they are falling behind.
Maxio CEO Branden Jenkins was surprised to discover that his AI coding session had automatically charged him $1,000 over a weekend. But he says the bigger challenge of AI adoption is not runaway spending — it is employees worrying they are falling behind.
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Maxio CEO Branden Jenkins was surprised to discover that his AI coding session had automatically charged him $1,000 over a weekend. But he says the bigger challenge of AI adoption is not runaway spending — it is employees worrying they are falling behind.
