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PushButton AI Team ·
Intuit just spent $1.1 million lobbying Washington around AI and small business data. That tells you something important — and it has nothing to do with politics. When big software companies spend
Intuit just spent $1.1 million lobbying Washington around AI and small business data.
That tells you something important — and it has nothing to do with politics.
When big software companies spend that kind of money shaping AI policy, they're protecting their position in your workflow. Not yours. They want to be the layer you can't remove.
You've probably already felt this. You bought a tool that promised to change everything. Now it sits in a browser tab, costing $200 a month, while your team works around it the same way they always did.
That's not a you problem. That's what happens when tools are built for demos, not daily operations.
Here's the shift worth making: stop evaluating AI tools by their feature list and start asking one question — does this replace a task my team already hates doing?
That's it. One painful, repetitive task. Automate that first. Measure the time saved in 30 days. Build from there.
No ripping out existing systems. No retraining your whole team. Just one small win that proves the model works for your specific business.
What's the one task in your business that eats time and drains energy every single week?
Drop it below — I'll tell you if there's a practical AI fix worth trying.
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