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Wall Street just spent $1.5 billion building the "McKinsey of AI." Which means the same consultants who oversold and disappeared are about to do it at enterprise scale. You already know how this pla
Wall Street just spent $1.5 billion building the "McKinsey of AI."
Which means the same consultants who oversold and disappeared are about to do it at enterprise scale.
You already know how this plays out. You bought the tool. Nobody used it. $200/month quietly disappeared. That's not you being tech-stupid — that's a broken sales process dressed up as innovation.
Here's what this deal actually signals: AI is moving away from software subscriptions and toward implementation services. Even Goldman Sachs and Blackstone know that buying access to AI isn't the hard part. Making it stick inside a real business is.
That's the shift worth paying attention to. Not the hype. Not the price tag.
The practical takeaway: before evaluating any AI tool, write down one specific task your team repeats more than five times a week. One task. That single constraint will cut through 90% of the noise and point you toward something worth testing in the next 30 days.
No coding. No new hires. No system overhaul required.
What's the one AI tool you've paid for that your team actually stopped using — and what killed it?
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