Mayo Clinic summit explores the next phase of healthcare AI (VIDEO)

Even the smartest institutions in the world are still figuring out AI. That's worth sitting with for a moment. Mayo Clinic — one of the most sophisticated healthcare systems on earth — just held a su

Even the smartest institutions in the world are still figuring out AI. That's worth sitting with for a moment.

Mayo Clinic — one of the most sophisticated healthcare systems on earth — just held a summit to figure out their next phase of AI. Not because they failed. Because this stuff is genuinely hard to get right, even with unlimited resources.

So if you bought an AI tool that nobody on your team actually uses, you're not behind. You're not tech-stupid. You're in the same boat as organizations spending millions trying to answer the exact same question.

Here's what Mayo's approach reveals: the institutions getting value from AI didn't start with the flashiest tool. They started by identifying one decision their team makes repeatedly, then asked how AI could make that decision faster or more accurate.

That's your move too.

Pick one repetitive decision in your business — a quote, a report, a customer response — and ask if AI can speed it up. Don't buy anything yet. Just map the decision first. That single step separates the owners who eventually win with AI from the ones who keep collecting unused subscriptions.

What's one decision your team makes ten or more times a week that still takes too long?

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... integrated decision intelligence systems," said Cui Tao, Ph.D., the Nancy Peretsman and Robert Scully Chair of AI and Informatics at Mayo Clinic.