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The people shaping AI policy aren't tech billionaires anymore. They're veterans and small business operators. That shift matters more than you think. You've probably felt it — smart in every room exc
The people shaping AI policy aren't tech billionaires anymore. They're veterans and small business operators. That shift matters more than you think.
You've probably felt it — smart in every room except the one where AI comes up. You bought the tool. Nobody used it. $200 a month quietly disappeared while the tab stayed open and the team went back to their spreadsheets.
That's not a you problem. That's a deployment problem.
Here's what the appointment of people like Matt Scott to serious AI advisory boards signals: the field is finally prioritizing practical implementation over flashy demos. People who've run real operations — with budgets, headcount, and accountability — are now influencing how AI gets built and positioned for businesses like yours.
That means the gap between hype and reality is starting to close. And the businesses that win won't be the ones who spent the most. They'll be the ones who identified one specific problem, matched it to one focused tool, and measured the result in 30 days.
Start there. Pick your single most repetitive, time-consuming task. One task. That's your AI pilot.
What's the one thing your team does every week that you secretly wish you could automate tomorrow?
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... business Apira Technologies to buttress its AI ... Scott is an Army veteran and serves on nonprofit and small business boards working to support the ...
