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The US Army just committed $193M to AI — and they didn't start by ripping everything apart. That's the part nobody talks about. If you've got a dusty AI subscription nobody logs into anymore, you're
The US Army just committed $193M to AI — and they didn't start by ripping everything apart.
That's the part nobody talks about.
If you've got a dusty AI subscription nobody logs into anymore, you're not alone. Most business owners I talk to aren't tech-illiterate — they just got sold the wrong thing by someone who didn't stick around to make it work.
Here's what the Army's approach actually reveals: they separated the work into phases — prototype first, then integrate, then sustain. They didn't bet everything on one big swing.
That's the model that works for businesses too. Not "transform your operations in 90 days." One problem. One tool. Prove it works. Then expand.
The mistake most owners make isn't picking the wrong AI. It's skipping the prototype phase entirely and going straight to full deployment.
Pick one repetitive task your team does manually every week. Something taking 3-5 hours. That's your test case. Solve that one thing first, measure the time saved, and let the win build your confidence — not someone else's pitch deck.
What's the one task in your business that would free up the most time if it ran itself?
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