NYT's Tom Friedman on regulating AI: Something bad is going to happen at some point
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NYT's Tom Friedman on regulating AI: Something bad is going to happen at some point
Everyone's debating AI regulation while you're just trying to figure out if the tool you bought last quarter is even worth keeping.
That $200/month sitting unused in your subscriptions? You're not al
Everyone's debating AI regulation while you're just trying to figure out if the tool you bought last quarter is even worth keeping.
That $200/month sitting unused in your subscriptions? You're not alone. Most business owners I talk to have at least one AI tool their team quietly abandoned. That's not a failure of intelligence — it's a failure of implementation nobody warned you about.
Tom Friedman said something this week worth paying attention to: AI is moving faster than anyone's ability to govern it. That's not a scare tactic. It's a signal.
The signal is this — waiting for perfect clarity before acting isn't a safe strategy anymore. The gap between businesses using AI well and those still watching webinars is widening every quarter.
But here's the part the gurus skip: you don't need a big bet. You need one small, boring win. Pick the single most repetitive task your team does every week and test one tool against it for 30 days. That's it.
No new hires. No system overhaul. Just one measurable before-and-after that proves AI works in your specific business.
What's the one task you'd automate tomorrow if you knew it would actually work?
