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The US Army just ran a tabletop exercise on AI — not to replace soldiers, but to figure out where AI actually fits alongside human judgment. That distinction matters more than most AI consultants wil
The US Army just ran a tabletop exercise on AI — not to replace soldiers, but to figure out where AI actually fits alongside human judgment.
That distinction matters more than most AI consultants will ever tell you.
You've probably heard "AI will transform your business." Maybe you even bought the tool to prove it. Then watched it collect digital dust while the monthly charge quietly hit your card. That's not a you problem. That's a framing problem.
The Army's approach gets it right: they're not asking "how do we go all-in on AI?" They're asking "which specific decisions get better with AI support, and which still need a human?"
That's the only question worth asking in your business too. Not "what AI tool should I buy?" but "where does a wrong decision cost me the most time or money right now?" That's your first AI use case.
Start there. One problem. One workflow. Thirty days to prove it works before spending another dollar.
No ripping out systems. No team overhaul. Just a focused test where success is measurable and failure is cheap.
The businesses winning with AI right now aren't the ones who went biggest. They're the ones who went specific first.
What's the one decision in your business that costs you the most when it goes wrong?
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"The Army that masters the integration of data, AI compute and human judgment into every warfighting function will have a decisive advantage," ...
