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Even the people teaching AI at Columbia are still figuring it out. That's not a dig. It's actually the most reassuring thing I've read this week. Columbia's computer science department just admitte
Even the people teaching AI at Columbia are still figuring it out.
That's not a dig. It's actually the most reassuring thing I've read this week.
Columbia's computer science department just admitted they're doing a coordinated, systematic assessment of how AI is changing their field — because nobody has clean answers yet. Not the professors. Not the students training to build this stuff.
So if you bought a tool your team never opened, or hired someone who vanished after the kickoff call — you didn't fail. You got caught in the same confusion affecting everyone, including the experts.
Here's what that tells you: the problem isn't that you picked wrong. The problem is that nobody gave you a framework for picking right.
The businesses quietly winning with AI right now aren't the ones who bought the most tools. They identified one repetitive, time-consuming task and automated just that. One problem. One solution. Measurable result.
This week, write down the single task your team does that eats the most hours and produces the least joy. That's your starting point. Nothing to rip apart. No coding required.
One win first. Everything else follows.
What's the AI tool still sitting unused in your stack right now — and what were you promised it would do?
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The effort is “coordinated” across the department, “not course-by-course,” with a systematic assessment of how AI integration is affecting student ...
