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The Department of Defense just signed AI deals with OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. If even the Pentagon is figuring out which AI tools fit which job — maybe the problem was never AI itself. M
The Department of Defense just signed AI deals with OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon. If even the Pentagon is figuring out which AI tools fit which job — maybe the problem was never AI itself.
Maybe the problem was buying before knowing what you actually needed.
You're not alone in that. Most business owners I talk to have a login they never use and a monthly charge they're embarrassed to cancel. That's not a reflection of your intelligence. It's the result of vendors selling solutions before understanding your problem.
Here's what the DoD got right. They didn't buy "AI." They identified specific operational problems — classified communication, intelligence processing, logistics — and matched tools to those problems. That's a completely different approach than most businesses take.
The lesson isn't that you need enterprise-grade AI. It's that the sequence matters. Problem first, tool second. Not the other way around.
This week, pick one repetitive task that costs your team real hours. Write it down in plain language. That single description is worth more than any demo you'll sit through.
One defined problem leads to one right tool. That's your first win.
What's the task in your business that you keep wishing someone else could handle?
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