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Even the big players get AI integration wrong. Snap and Perplexity just cancelled a $400 million AI deal. Two sophisticated tech companies, walking away from a massive commitment because it wasn't wo
Even the big players get AI integration wrong.
Snap and Perplexity just cancelled a $400 million AI deal. Two sophisticated tech companies, walking away from a massive commitment because it wasn't working.
You're not the only one who bought an AI tool that nobody uses.
That $200/month sitting idle on your credit card statement? That's not a sign you're bad at this. It's a sign the AI industry is still figuring out what actually works — even at the highest levels.
Here's the real lesson for your business.
Big partnerships fail when companies bolt AI onto something without asking "does this solve a real problem my users already have?" The tool came first. The problem came second. That's always the wrong order.
Most business owners fall into the same trap. The sales pitch sounds compelling, the demo looks impressive, and six months later your team has quietly gone back to doing it the old way.
Flip the sequence. Pick one specific, annoying task your team does manually every single week. Then find an AI tool built for that exact task. That's it.
One problem. One tool. Thirty days to prove it works.
What's the AI tool you bought that your team quietly stopped using?
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Snap announced the partnership in November, saying Perplexity would pay it $400 million over one year to integrate its AI-powered answer engine into ...
