Deutsche Telekom held its AI Investor Day this week, in which it laid out its ambitious pitch for the income and savings it will achieve from AI adoption in its operations outside of the US. The numbers can be whittled down dramatically from the headline figure, but DT’s consistent commitment and investment in AI services will no doubt pay off – just not perhaps as richly as for its US subsidiary, T-Mobile. “AI is not just another tool; it is a way to redesign the whole enterprise. It will end in a totally new governance,” DT CEO Tim Höttges told attendees at the AI conference. “We do not want to become the ‘AI company;’ we want to enable AI for our customers…