I tried Google's AI glasses. They're what Google Glass always wanted to be | PCWorld

Google's AI glasses just got a glowing review. And I guarantee someone's already pitching you on why your business needs them.

Here's the truth nobody's saying out loud.

You probably still have a SaaS subscription sitting unused on your credit card statement. Something a consultant sold you on, then vanished. That stings — not because you made a bad decision, but because the pitch was disconnected from how your business actually runs.

The Google Glass story is a perfect case study. The first version failed not because the technology was bad, but because nobody could answer one simple question: what problem does this solve today, for a real person, in a real situation?

That's the same question that sinks most AI tool purchases. The demo is impressive. The use case for your business? Fuzzy at best.

Before you look at anything new, write down one recurring task your team does manually that takes more than two hours a week. Just one. That's your starting point. Not a platform. Not a strategy. One problem with a measurable time cost.

That's how you get your first AI win — without touching what's already working.

What's the AI tool you bought that never got used? Drop it below — you're not alone.

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