PushButton AI Team ·
Nobody talks about what happens when your AI vendor disappears and something goes wrong. That gap is real — and it's quietly putting business owners at risk. You've already been burned once. Maybe it
Nobody talks about what happens when your AI vendor disappears and something goes wrong. That gap is real — and it's quietly putting business owners at risk.
You've already been burned once. Maybe it was the tool nobody used, or the consultant who oversold the vision and vanished when results didn't show up. That experience was expensive — not just in dollars, but in trust.
Here's what most business owners don't realize: the standard insurance most AI vendors carry was designed to protect them, not you. When an AI tool makes a bad recommendation, mishandles your data, or simply fails — your contract probably leaves you holding the loss.
Before you try your next AI tool, ask one simple question: who is liable if this doesn't work? That conversation changes everything. It separates serious vendors from the ones selling hope.
This isn't about learning contracts or hiring lawyers. It's about asking one question before you sign anything. The vendor's answer will tell you everything you need to know about whether they stand behind what they're selling.
Before your next AI purchase, ask your vendor: "What coverage do you carry if your tool causes a business disruption for me?" Their answer — or their silence — is your first data point.
Have you ever tried to hold an AI vendor accountable when a tool failed you? What happened?
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