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The AI hype isn't delivering. A top economist just confirmed what you've suspected all along. That $200/month tool collecting digital dust on your company card? You're not the problem. The hype is.
The AI hype isn't delivering. A top economist just confirmed what you've suspected all along.
That $200/month tool collecting digital dust on your company card? You're not the problem. The hype is.
Economists are now pointing out what the rest of us have lived: AI productivity gains are real in software and tech — but most industries haven't seen them yet. The companies winning with AI aren't buying the shiniest tools. They're solving one specific, painful problem first.
That's the insight buried in all the noise. AI doesn't work as a general "innovation strategy." It works when it targets one bottleneck — a repetitive task your team does daily that eats time and produces zero growth.
The gurus sold you transformation. What actually works is subtraction. Find one task your team does manually, every single week, that follows a predictable pattern. That's your starting point. Not a platform. Not a strategy overhaul. One task.
Start there. Prove it works. Then build.
What's one repetitive task in your business right now that you'd eliminate tomorrow if you could — and have you tried any AI tool to solve it yet?
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