Pope Leo XIV just wrote a treatise on AI and humanity. And it accidentally gave me the clearest business advice I've heard all year. His core argument: AI should serve human judgment — not replace it
Pope Leo XIV just wrote a treatise on AI and humanity. And it accidentally gave me the clearest business advice I've heard all year.
His core argument: AI should serve human judgment — not replace it.
That's exactly where most business owners go wrong.
You bought the tool. You set it up. Your team ignored it. Now it's $200/month sitting in a browser tab nobody opens. That's not a failure of intelligence. That's what happens when AI gets handed to people without a clear job to do.
The Pope's framework actually maps perfectly to business: AI works when humans stay in charge of the decision, and AI handles the repetitive work underneath it.
So here's the one thing worth doing this week.
Pick one task your team repeats every single day — answering the same customer question, summarizing reports, writing the same email 40 times. Hand that specific task to an AI tool. Nothing else changes. No new systems. No team restructuring. Just that one task.
Measure the time saved after 30 days. That's your ROI. That's your proof of concept. That's how one small win builds the confidence to take the next step.
What's one repetitive task your team does that you wish they didn't have to?
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