Vance says military should never let AI make life-and-death decisions

Even the Pentagon draws a line with AI. Vance just said the military should never let AI make life-and-death decisions. Humans stay in control. AI handles the support work. That's actually the smart

Even the Pentagon draws a line with AI.

Vance just said the military should never let AI make life-and-death decisions. Humans stay in control. AI handles the support work.

That's actually the smartest AI strategy I've seen stated out loud.

You're not the Pentagon, but the principle applies directly to your business. The AI tools that fail are the ones sold as replacements. The ones that stick are the ones that handle the repetitive support work — so your people can focus on the decisions only they can make.

That $200/month tool collecting dust? I'd bet it was positioned as a replacement, not a support. Someone sold you a solution looking for a problem instead of matching the tool to a specific task your team already does manually every day.

Here's the shift: stop asking "what AI should I buy?" Start asking "what does my team do on repeat that has nothing to do with judgment or relationships?" That one question points you to your first real win.

Start with one task. One tool. Thirty days. Measure it.

That's how you build confidence — and momentum — without blowing budget or disrupting what already works.

What's one repetitive task your team handles every week that you'd love to get off their plate?

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