Bank of America's Tal Liani talks the winners and losers in AI - CNBC
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Bank of America's Tal Liani talks the winners and losers in AI - CNBC
Wall Street analysts are now publicly naming AI winners and losers. That tells you something important — and it's not what the hype merchants want you to hear.
If you've sat through a consultant pitc
Wall Street analysts are now publicly naming AI winners and losers. That tells you something important — and it's not what the hype merchants want you to hear.
If you've sat through a consultant pitch, signed up for an AI tool, and watched your team quietly ignore it, you're not alone. That's not a you problem. That's a targeting problem. The wrong tool for the wrong use case will fail every time, no matter how impressive the demo looked.
Here's what Bank of America's analysis actually signals for business owners: the AI market is separating. Some tools are delivering real, measurable value. Many are not. The gap between them isn't about technology — it's about fit. Does this tool solve a specific, recurring problem your business already has?
That's the question nobody asks before buying. They ask "is it good AI?" instead of "does it fix THIS exact bottleneck in my operation?"
Start there. Write down your three most repetitive, time-consuming tasks this week. That list is your AI roadmap. Pick one. Test one tool against it. Measure time saved in 30 days.
No system overhaul. No team retraining. Just one problem, one tool, one honest result.
What AI tool did you buy that your team never actually adopted?
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