More layers don't always mean better results. A simpler model can often be more cost-effective, interpretable, and operationally efficient.
Many executives view AI as a black box and perceive deep learning as superior. But explainability and interpretability are crucial for some applications.
Deep learning requires large datasets, making it unnecessary for companies with limited data points.
In structured data problems, simpler models often outperform deep learning, especially when relationships between features matter more than pattern recognition.