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The AMA just asked Congress to regulate AI mental health chatbots. That headline tells you something important — and it's not what the AI vendors want you to hear. Here's the real story: even the m
The AMA just asked Congress to regulate AI mental health chatbots.
That headline tells you something important — and it's not what the AI vendors want you to hear.
Here's the real story: even the most well-funded AI tools, built by the smartest teams, are failing users in high-stakes situations. Not because AI is useless. Because nobody asked the right questions before deploying it.
Sound familiar? That $200/month tool collecting dust on your credit card statement wasn't a bad purchase because you're bad at tech. It failed because someone sold you a solution before understanding your actual problem.
That's the pattern the AMA is calling out in healthcare. And it's the same pattern playing out in every industry right now. Tools first, thinking second.
The one shift that changes everything: before you evaluate any AI tool, write down the single most repetitive, time-consuming task your team does every week. One task. That's your starting point — not a platform, not a strategy, not a transformation.
Match the tool to that task. Measure the time saved in 30 days. That's your first win.
What's the one task you'd automate tomorrow if you knew it would actually work?
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