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The biggest AI mistake isn't picking the wrong tool. It's buying a tool before you know what problem it's actually solving. If you've ever said "we're paying for that AI thing but nobody really uses
The biggest AI mistake isn't picking the wrong tool.
It's buying a tool before you know what problem it's actually solving.
If you've ever said "we're paying for that AI thing but nobody really uses it" — you're not alone, and you're not behind. You're just in the majority. Most business owners I talk to are exactly there.
Here's what caught my attention this week. Ericsson and Intel just published work on "agentic AI" — systems that don't just respond to commands, they coordinate multiple moving parts automatically across complex operations.
That sounds like enterprise infrastructure noise. But the business translation matters: the reason their approach works is because they defined the specific workflow first, then built the AI around it. Not the other way around.
That's the part most vendors skip when selling to you.
One thing you can do this week: write down the one repetitive task that costs your team the most time. Not a vague goal. One task. That becomes your AI brief — and it's how you evaluate any tool from a position of clarity, not confusion.
You stop guessing. You start comparing against something real.
What's the one workflow in your business that, if automated, would actually change your week?
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From Intel, the agentic AI is powered by Intel AI for Enterprise, integrating into multivendor orchestration frameworks to deliver intelligent ...