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Nobody told you AI requires a diversified strategy. They just sold you one tool and called it a solution. That "$200/month nobody uses" feeling? It's not because you chose wrong. It's because you wer
Nobody told you AI requires a diversified strategy. They just sold you one tool and called it a solution.
That "$200/month nobody uses" feeling? It's not because you chose wrong. It's because you were handed a single answer to a multi-layered problem.
Here's what engineers managing the AI-powered electric grid already figured out: you don't run one system for everything. You build a mixed approach — different tools handling different loads. When one piece strains, the others compensate. The grid stays stable.
Your business works the same way. AI isn't one product. It's a category. Buying a single AI tool and expecting it to transform operations is like plugging one generator into an entire factory. Something always goes dark.
The businesses winning right now aren't the ones with the biggest AI budget. They're the ones who matched one specific tool to one specific bottleneck — and got a real result before expanding.
Start there. Pick your most repetitive, time-draining task. Find the one tool built specifically for that job. Measure the result in 30 days. Then decide what's next.
No ripping systems apart. No team overhaul. Just one honest test.
What's the task your team repeats most that AI could realistically take off their plate?
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Anees Jeddy is a transmission integration planning engineer for the New York Independent System Operator. This article reflects his personal views ...
