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Nobody uses the AI tool you bought. And honestly? That's not your fault. You made a reasonable bet. The demo looked great, the ROI math made sense. Then it sat there collecting dust while your team w
Nobody uses the AI tool you bought. And honestly? That's not your fault.
You made a reasonable bet. The demo looked great, the ROI math made sense. Then it sat there collecting dust while your team worked around it. $200/month. Every month.
Here's what actually happened: the tool got picked before the problem was defined.
CUNY just ran a conference called "Don't AI Alone" — and that name stopped me cold. Because that's exactly what most business owners are forced to do. Figure it out solo, mid-hype, with vendors who disappear after the sale.
The insight buried in their approach: AI works when someone inside your organization owns the problem first, then finds the tool. Not the other way around. They brought students into the presentation because the end users helped shape the solution. That one shift changed everything.
You don't need a new tool. You need one real problem — something your team complains about weekly — and thirty days to test whether AI makes it measurably better.
That's it. No overhaul. No coding. No consultant.
Start there, prove it once, then build.
What's the one repetitive task your team dreads most right now?
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CUNY's recent “Don't AI Alone” (DAIA) Conference: AI in CUNY's ... Attendees noted that the presenters effectively framed AI integration ...
