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Even the biggest tech companies are getting cautious about AI right now. Infosys — a $90 billion IT giant — just partnered with Anthropic specifically to slow down and get enterprise AI right. Not hy
Even the biggest tech companies are getting cautious about AI right now.
Infosys — a $90 billion IT giant — just partnered with Anthropic specifically to slow down and get enterprise AI right. Not hype it. Get it right.
That tells you something important.
If a company with thousands of AI engineers is pausing to ask "which tool actually solves which problem," you are not behind for asking the same question. You are being smart.
The AI tools that stick aren't the flashiest ones. They're the ones that solve one specific, painful problem your team already complains about every week. That's where the $200/month tools go to die — they were picked for potential, not for a specific problem.
Here's the shift worth making today: before you look at any tool, write down the one workflow that costs you the most time or money each month. One. Not five. That single problem is your AI starting point. Match the tool to that. Nothing else.
You don't need to overhaul anything. You need one win that your team actually feels.
What's the AI tool you bought that nobody ended up using — and what problem were you hoping it would solve?
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... AI deployment. Infosys and Anthropic agreed to work together on enterprise AI solutions across sectors including telecommunications, financial ...
