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Google just committed $750M to AI agents. ServiceNow is all in. Enterprise giants are moving fast. And you're still trying to figure out if AI is even worth it for your business. You're not behind.
Google just committed $750M to AI agents. ServiceNow is all in. Enterprise giants are moving fast.
And you're still trying to figure out if AI is even worth it for your business.
You're not behind. You're just not the target market for any of this news.
That $200/month tool collecting dust isn't a failure of your judgment — it's a failure of how AI gets sold. Enterprise vendors build for Fortune 500 complexity, then market to everyone. You bought a solution designed for problems you don't have.
Here's what this Google-ServiceNow deal actually tells you: AI is splitting into two worlds. Big enterprise automation for massive operations, and practical point solutions for everyone else. Your opportunity is in the second world — smaller, faster, cheaper wins that don't require ripping anything apart.
One practical move this week: List the three most repetitive tasks your team complains about. Not your biggest problems. Your most annoying, time-draining small ones. That list is your AI roadmap. Start there, not with the platforms making headlines.
One small win beats one big bet every time.
What's the most recent AI tool or consultant that didn't deliver what was promised — and what did they say it would do for your business?
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ServiceNow and Google Cloud partnered to deliver AI agent solutions for autonomous enterprise operations, targeting 5G, retail, and IT sectors ...
