Building with AI requires one to ask "why" before "how". Great elaboration on the importance of business validation and outcomes leading the way instead of blind AI adoption! On this note, we are coming up with an article soon that reviews where AI has added productivity (and where it hasn't).
This framework perfectly captures why AI fails without business-first thinking. The 90-day pilot approach is exactly what separates strategic implementation from costly experiments - a principle I explore in The Efficiency Playbook.
Because they're experiments. People noodling away on AI isn't a buyer. They're playing, exploring, experimenting vs reverse engineering behind a pressing problem 😳 some are faster horses that fade away in time. The odd one might be the car that kills off the horse.
30% of AI projects will stall because nobody actually thought about whether they solve a real problem first.
Yes! They just wanted to say they are an AI company
Only heaven knows how much 'AI companies' just for the sake of naming irritated me😭
Haha!
Interesting. Always still back to solving the right problems
Yes, too often we try to fix the loudest problems which may not be the most important ones to solve
Building with AI requires one to ask "why" before "how". Great elaboration on the importance of business validation and outcomes leading the way instead of blind AI adoption! On this note, we are coming up with an article soon that reviews where AI has added productivity (and where it hasn't).
Why before how, that’s awesome!👏
This framework perfectly captures why AI fails without business-first thinking. The 90-day pilot approach is exactly what separates strategic implementation from costly experiments - a principle I explore in The Efficiency Playbook.
Thanks for sharing!!
Because they're experiments. People noodling away on AI isn't a buyer. They're playing, exploring, experimenting vs reverse engineering behind a pressing problem 😳 some are faster horses that fade away in time. The odd one might be the car that kills off the horse.
Yes! Not all ai use is equal, much is just wasted time and resources. Well said!!
Always important to be on the top quartile😜
Haha yes!!
This is so true, Joel.
Everyone’s busy “implementing AI” without defining a real problem. And people forget AI is supposed to serve the business, not the other way around.
Yes! That’s exactly the problem!