Yale Innovation Summit panel warns AI could both boost startups and disrupt jobs

You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone. That's not a tech failure. That's a framing failure. A Yale Innovation Summit panel made a point this week that most AI gurus won't tell you

You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone.

That's not a tech failure. That's a framing failure.


A Yale Innovation Summit panel made a point this week that most AI gurus won't tell you. Stop treating AI like a smarter search engine. The businesses winning with AI aren't searching for answers — they're automating specific, repetitive decisions they already make every day.

That's a completely different use case. And it changes everything about where you start.

The reason your last AI investment flopped wasn't your team. It wasn't the tool. It was that nobody defined one concrete problem for it to solve before the invoice arrived.


Here's your starting point. Before you look at another AI platform, write down the single task your team does more than ten times a week that follows the same steps every time. That's your first AI candidate. One task. One tool. One measurable result within 30 days.

No ripping apart what works. No coding. No six-month implementation.


What was the AI tool you bought that your team never actually adopted — and looking back, what do you think the real reason was?


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