How Pitt faculty and administrators are navigating generative AI, together - Pittwire

The tool nobody uses isn't an AI problem. It's a coordination problem. University of Pittsburgh just figured out something most businesses haven't. Faculty and administrators stopped competing over A

The tool nobody uses isn't an AI problem. It's a coordination problem.

University of Pittsburgh just figured out something most businesses haven't. Faculty and administrators stopped competing over AI decisions and started making them together. No single champion. No top-down mandate. Just people who do the work, sitting at the same table.

Sound familiar? You bought the tool. Maybe even had one person excited about it. But the rest of the team never bought in, and now it sits unused at $200 a month.

That's not on you. That's what happens when AI gets handed down instead of built together.

Here's what Pitt's approach teaches any business owner: your first AI win isn't about picking the right software. It's about getting the right two or three people in the room first. The ones who actually feel the daily friction. They'll tell you exactly where AI belongs.

One this week: Ask your team one question. "What task do you do repeatedly that you wish you didn't have to?" Write down every answer. That list is your AI roadmap. No consultant needed.

What's the one tool your business bought that never got adopted — and what do you think went wrong?

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