PushButton AI Team ·
AI is making some companies rich. But the ones cashing in aren't who you think. Taiwan's AI boom is a useful mirror. The big gains are flowing to large tech manufacturers, not the small family busine
AI is making some companies rich. But the ones cashing in aren't who you think.
Taiwan's AI boom is a useful mirror. The big gains are flowing to large tech manufacturers, not the small family businesses that built Taiwan's economy over decades. Sound familiar?
You're not falling behind because you're slow. You're falling behind because the tools being sold to you were built for someone else's problems.
That $200/month tool collecting dust isn't a failure of your team. It's a mismatch. Someone sold you a solution before understanding what you actually needed to solve. That's on them, not you.
Here's what the Taiwan story teaches us about small businesses and AI: the winners aren't adopting everything. They're finding one specific bottleneck, then fixing exactly that. Not a platform. Not an ecosystem. One problem, one tool, one measurable result.
This week, write down the single task your team repeats most that produces zero revenue. That's your starting point. Not a strategy session. Not a consultant. Just that one thing.
The AI that works for your business is narrower and cheaper than anyone is telling you.
What's one task your team does repeatedly that you wish could run without them?
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“From the 1970s to 1990s, economic growth was concentrated in the hands of small and medium family enterprises that exemplified the 'living room ...