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Even Missouri's governor needed a framework before touching AI. Yet somehow business owners are expected to just... figure it out alone. You're not tech-stupid. You're operating without a map in a r
Even Missouri's governor needed a framework before touching AI.
Yet somehow business owners are expected to just... figure it out alone.
You're not tech-stupid. You're operating without a map in a room where everyone's selling a different compass. That $200/month tool collecting dust isn't a failure of your team — it's what happens when implementation outpaces strategy.
Missouri just issued an executive order requiring a statewide AI framework before widespread adoption. Not after. Before. That single decision separates smart integration from expensive chaos.
The lesson for your business is simpler than it sounds. Government agencies and small businesses share the same core problem — too many AI options, no clear criteria for choosing. The ones getting results started with a written list of their three biggest operational headaches before they ever looked at a tool.
That's your move this week.
Write down the one task that wastes your team's time most consistently. Just one. Then ask whether that task is repetitive, rule-based, and text or data-driven. If yes to all three, you have your first AI target — and a filter that costs you nothing to build.
What's one task you wish someone else could handle tomorrow — no system overhaul required?
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Missouri Gov. Kehoe is directing a broader strategy for AI integration through Executive Order 26-02. The order calls for a statewide framework ...