I've heard from a few folks in the tech industry that while Poly AI presents some real potential, there are a couple of hesitations companies usually have. The first is security. Enterprises are often cautious about deploying new AI systems, especially ones that interact directly with customers. They want to ensure data safety and compliance with privacy regulations.

Another biggie is integration. Large businesses often have complex existing systems, and integrating a new AI solution can be daunting. It's not just about setting it up; it's about making sure it plays well with everything else they’ve got in place.

Cost concerns can be an issue too—though Poly AI could be worth the investment, companies need convincing that the long-term benefits outweigh the initial outlay. Plus, there’s the human factor; some employees might resist AI thinking it replaces jobs, which adds another layer to consider.

In my experience, when a company invests time in training and testing, these obstacles can be overcome. But it takes a concerted effort to address each concern head-on and ensure everyone is on board. It’s not easy, but with awareness and planning, the transition can be smooth. 😊