Even entire nations are starting over with AI strategy. Mexico just launched a national AI supercomputing cluster — pulling together their top universities and research institutions to build shared i
Even entire nations are starting over with AI strategy.
Mexico just launched a national AI supercomputing cluster — pulling together their top universities and research institutions to build shared infrastructure before buying individual tools.
That move should tell you something.
The smartest AI adopters — from governments to Fortune 500s — don't start by buying software. They start by identifying the problem worth solving first. Most business owners do it backwards. They buy the tool, then hunt for a use case. That's how you end up with a $200/month subscription collecting dust and a team that quietly ignores it.
You're not tech-stupid. You bought what someone oversold you. There's a difference.
Here's what actually works: Pick one repeatable task your team does manually every week — something that takes 2-3 hours and follows a predictable pattern. That's your first AI target. One problem, one tool, one measurable result. Nothing ripped apart. Nobody fired. No coding required.
Mexico didn't build a supercomputer for every government department. They built shared infrastructure around a clear strategy.
You can do the same thing at your scale — starting this week.
What's one task your team repeats every week that still runs on copy-paste or spreadsheets?
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According to SECIHITI, Mexico's AI cluster integrates some of the country's largest academic and scientific institutions. Some of the most notable ...