Google DeepMind's Tulsee Doshi says AI's next phase depends on user trust
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Google DeepMind's Tulsee Doshi says AI's next phase depends on user trust
The AI tool nobody on your team actually uses isn't your fault. It's a trust problem — and even Google DeepMind is finally admitting it.
Goldman Sachs and TD Bank just released data showing small bus
The AI tool nobody on your team actually uses isn't your fault. It's a trust problem — and even Google DeepMind is finally admitting it.
Goldman Sachs and TD Bank just released data showing small businesses are adopting AI faster than expected. But here's what that headline misses: adoption isn't the same as results.
You bought the tool. You paid the subscription. Then it sat there.
That's not a you problem. That's an industry that sold you a solution before understanding your workflow.
Google DeepMind's Tulsee Doshi said something worth repeating — AI's next phase only works if users actually trust it. And trust gets built through small, specific wins. Not enterprise overhauls. Not ripping apart what already works.
The businesses seeing real ROI right now started with one repeatable task. Something they do daily, that eats 30-60 minutes, and follows a predictable pattern. They automated that one thing first. Measured it. Then moved forward with confidence.
Pick one task your team does every week that follows the same steps each time. That's your starting point. Nothing else yet.
What's the one repetitive task in your business that you'd most want to get off your team's plate first?
