Category: AI Strategy Points
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AI Strategy Points: The Gap Compounds
The AI divide isn’t a one-time gap you can close with a training day. It compounds — the people who learn a little every week pull away a little more every quarter.
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AI Strategy Points: The Prompt Was Never the Point — Context Was
We spent two years perfecting clever prompts. The real skill turned out to be quieter — assembling the right context and handing the model enough to actually help.
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AI Strategy Points: People Won’t Adopt What They’re Afraid to Use Badly
Adoption doesn’t stall on capability. It stalls on fear — of looking slow, of being wrong, of getting punished for an experiment that didn’t land.
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AI Strategy Points: Fluency Is Built in Reps, Not Rollouts
The organizations getting real value from AI didn’t train their way there in a day. They built the habit one small rep at a time.
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AI Strategy Points: AI Amplifies the Process You Already Have
A fast tool bolted to a broken process doesn’t fix the process. It just gets you to the wrong place sooner.
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AI Strategy Points: The Bottleneck Moves to Judgment
When generating the work gets cheap, the scarce skill isn’t making things anymore — it’s knowing which output is good enough to keep.
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AI Strategy Points: You’re Still Accountable for the Output
I called twelve the finale. A few conversations since convinced me the most important point still needed saying — the tool never takes the accountability off your desk.
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It All Comes Down to One Habit: Ask Different Questions, Not More
Every point about AI comes down to one habit: ask better questions — the so what and the now what — not more of them. The tool got cheap; the questions didn’t.
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If the Improvement Doesn’t Beat the Cost of Changing, People Go Back
AI projects fail on problem selection, not technology. Aim at felt constraints — and make sure the improvement beats the effort of changing.
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Every AI Training Teaches a Fancier “What”
The trap isn’t that the “What” is easy — it’s that nobody has the vision to go past it. Teach the paradigm, and feed the AI data that reaches past the What.