It's Only a lot of Reading if You Don't Have AI Do It | Proceedings - U.S. Naval Institute
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It's Only a lot of Reading if You Don't Have AI Do It | Proceedings - U.S. Naval Institute
You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month later, you're more skeptical than ever.
That's not a you problem. That's a deployment problem.
The U.S. military is wrestling with the same thing r
You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month later, you're more skeptical than ever.
That's not a you problem. That's a deployment problem.
The U.S. military is wrestling with the same thing right now. Their top war colleges are debating whether to ban AI from education entirely. The argument against banning it? If you don't learn to work alongside AI, you lose the cognitive advantage to someone who does.
Sound familiar?
Your competitors aren't necessarily smarter. They're just processing information faster — meeting prep, client research, market trends. AI handles the reading load. They handle the decisions.
That's the actual use case you've been missing. Not replacing your team. Not rebuilding your systems. Just eliminating the time you spend absorbing information before you can act on it.
Here's your one move this week: Pick one recurring task that requires you to read something before doing something. A weekly report. Competitor research. Contract review. Hand the reading to AI. You keep the judgment call.
That's it. One task. Thirty minutes saved. First win proven.
What's the AI tool sitting unused in your stack right now — and what problem were you actually trying to solve when you bought it?
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