PushButton AI Team ·
AI vendors keep announcing breakthroughs that sound revolutionary — until you realize they're mostly repackaging the same thing with a shinier label. Sound familiar? You've probably sat through a dem
AI vendors keep announcing breakthroughs that sound revolutionary — until you realize they're mostly repackaging the same thing with a shinier label.
Sound familiar? You've probably sat through a demo that promised to transform your business, only to end up with another subscription your team ignores.
You're not tech-stupid. You're pattern-recognition smart. And your gut is right — a lot of AI marketing is exactly that. Marketing.
Here's what the Huawei chip story quietly confirms: when big tech companies need to hype their own progress, they invent new metrics that conveniently make them look good. They move the goalposts. That's not innovation. That's salesmanship dressed up in engineering language.
For you, this means one thing: stop evaluating AI tools by the vendor's claims. Evaluate them by one question — does this solve a specific problem I already know I have?
Start there. Pick your most repetitive, time-consuming internal task. One task. Find one tool that addresses only that. Pilot it for 30 days with two people on your team. That's your proof of concept — low risk, real data, no ripping anything apart.
One small win beats one expensive lesson every time.
What's the AI tool or pitch that felt most overhyped when you actually got into it?
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