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The best AI argument I've read recently came from a college student telling her university to stop using it. Not because AI is bad. Because they were using it without asking why. That hit differentl
The best AI argument I've read recently came from a college student telling her university to stop using it.
Not because AI is bad. Because they were using it without asking why.
That hit differently.
You've probably been there. You bought the tool, paid the subscription, and watched it collect digital dust while your team quietly went back to their old way of doing things. It's not that you made a bad decision. Nobody handed you a clear reason to use it in the first place.
That's the actual problem with most AI rollouts — the tool gets picked before the problem gets defined. The cart before the horse, every single time.
The student's argument wasn't anti-technology. It was pro-intention. Use AI where it genuinely solves something specific, or don't use it at all. That's a better framework than anything most consultants are selling.
Here's the one thing you can do this week: write down the single most repetitive task your team complains about. One task. Then ask whether a tool exists that removes it. Start there, not with a platform, not with a strategy deck. One problem, one test, thirty days.
What's the AI purchase you regret most — and what made it fail?
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