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Apple just paid $250 million because they oversold what their AI could actually do. Sound familiar? You bought the tool. Paid the subscription. Sat through the demo where everything looked seamless
Apple just paid $250 million because they oversold what their AI could actually do.
Sound familiar?
You bought the tool. Paid the subscription. Sat through the demo where everything looked seamless. Then your team ignored it, and three months later you quietly cancelled.
That's not a you problem. That's a vendor honesty problem.
Here's what the Apple settlement quietly confirms: even the biggest tech companies in the world overpromise AI capabilities and underdeliver real-world results.
The difference between a wasted subscription and a genuine business win isn't the tool. It's whether the AI was matched to a specific, measurable problem before anyone opened a credit card.
Most business owners skip that step because nobody tells them it exists.
Before your next AI decision, write one sentence: "This tool will eliminate X hours of Y task per week, and I'll know it's working when Z happens."
If you can't complete that sentence, don't buy the tool. That single filter has saved more businesses from waste than any feature comparison chart ever will.
What's the AI tool still sitting unused in your tech stack right now — and what did it promise you it would do?
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Apple agreed to a $250M settlement over claims it misled buyers about AI-powered Siri features on certain iPhones. Eligible users could receive up ...
