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Even Apple got caught overpromising on AI. A $250 million lawsuit settlement for misleading AI marketing claims. The biggest company on the planet — fined for hype that didn't match reality. Sound f
Even Apple got caught overpromising on AI.
A $250 million lawsuit settlement for misleading AI marketing claims. The biggest company on the planet — fined for hype that didn't match reality.
Sound familiar?
You've already lived a smaller version of this. The AI tool your team never opened. The consultant who pitched a revolution and delivered a receipt. That quiet frustration when you realized the $200/month was just sitting there, unused.
You weren't foolish. You were sold a story that didn't match your actual business.
Here's what Apple's lawsuit quietly confirms: the AI industry has a credibility problem. Vendors oversell. Reality underdelivers. And business owners like you pay the price — in money, in time, and in trust.
The smartest move right now isn't chasing the next tool. It's getting one specific problem on paper — a task your team does manually, every week, that eats real hours — and asking only one question: can AI solve this single thing reliably?
That's your test. One problem. One tool. Thirty days. Proof before you commit.
No system overhaul. No coding. No six-month pilot.
What's one repetitive task in your business that a working AI tool could realistically handle first?
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Customers will be notified by email or mail that they can file a claim on a settlement website. “Apple, based in Cupertino, California, was caught off ...
