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PushButton AI Team ·
Everyone's scrambling to "implement AI" across their entire business. But Figma's CEO just revealed why that approach is backwards. I get it. You've sat through webinars that promised clarity but delivered sales pitches. The tech world keeps saying "transform everything with AI" while you're just trying to figure out one thing that actually works for your business. Here's what Dylan Field said that matters: Figma didn't start by rebuilding their platform. They identified one specific workflow where AI could save their users measurable time. Then they obsessed over making that one thing work flawlessly. The insight? Field's team focused on eliminating friction in tasks people were already doing, not inventing new processes. They proved value first, expanded second. This is the opposite of what most AI vendors pitch you. They want you to reimagine everything. Field's approach: find the repetitive task your team does 20 times a week and test one AI tool against it. Measure the time saved. That's your proof of concept. Start with the smallest, most annoying task in your workflow. Not your biggest problem. Not your entire customer journey. Just one repeatable task. What's the one business task your team complains about most often? The one where everyone says "there has to be a better way"? #AIImplementation #BusinessAutomation #SmallBusinessAI #PracticalAI
Everyone's scrambling to "implement AI" across their entire business.
But Figma's CEO just revealed why that approach is backwards.
I get it. You've sat through webinars that promised clarity but delivered sales pitches. The tech world keeps saying "transform everything with AI" while you're just trying to figure out one thing that actually works for your business.
Here's what Dylan Field said that matters: Figma didn't start by rebuilding their platform. They identified one specific workflow where AI could save their users measurable time. Then they obsessed over making that one thing work flawlessly.
The insight? Field's team focused on eliminating friction in tasks people were already doing, not inventing new processes. They proved value first, expanded second.
This is the opposite of what most AI vendors pitch you. They want you to reimagine everything. Field's approach: find the repetitive task your team does 20 times a week and test one AI tool against it. Measure the time saved. That's your proof of concept.
Start with the smallest, most annoying task in your workflow. Not your biggest problem. Not your entire customer journey. Just one repeatable task.
What's the one business task your team complains about most often? The one where everyone says "there has to be a better way"?
#AIImplementation #BusinessAutomation #SmallBusinessAI #PracticalAI
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