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Business Insider just tried to replace a journalist with AI. The bot failed. Not because AI isn't powerful — but because it couldn't do the messy, judgment-heavy parts of the job. You've probably fe
Business Insider just tried to replace a journalist with AI. The bot failed.
Not because AI isn't powerful — but because it couldn't do the messy, judgment-heavy parts of the job.
You've probably felt this gap firsthand. Maybe you bought a tool, your team ignored it, and now it's $200/month of digital shelf space. That's not a you problem. That's a matching problem — wrong tool for the wrong task.
Here's what that experiment actually reveals for business owners like you:
AI doesn't replace roles. It replaces specific, repetitive tasks within roles. The journalists who are safe are the ones doing judgment work. The same is true in your business.
Your team's repetitive tasks — the copy-paste, the first-draft emails, the data lookups — those are where AI quietly earns its keep. Not the whole job. Just the friction inside it.
This week, ask one team member: what's the one thing you do every day that feels like a waste of your brain? That answer is your AI starting point. No new systems. No major investment. Just one friction point worth testing.
What's one task in your business that a capable intern could handle with the right template — but you're still doing manually?
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