Really?
"enterprises are either going to become AI powered, or they're going to become obsolete"
I remember a Dilbert cartoon from (if I remember right) the late 1980s. Its caption was "there's an engineering solution of every problem". Sadly there isn't, despite what the technocrats think (or at least would have us think). In my domain (information risk) it's widely and correctly recognised that the human equation predominates -- and not just "user behaviour" but management behaviour most importantly. That source of error will remain unless it's controlled by corporate culture before AI is adopted. The big problem currently is that corporate culture is generally antithetical to good practice. That's the high hurdle we need to leap before handing over to AI, unless we want the AI to replicate our mistakes (if for no other reason than that the source of its training will otherwise be poor practice).