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The fastest way to make an AI project expensive is to start by saying: “Let’s build an agent.” Sometimes you do need one. But a lot of teams are adding agent logic before they have clarified what the system actually needs to know, access, or do. A more practical way to scope an AI project is to work backwards fro…

Your first AI workflow has one job: Exist. When building an early project with AI, I would focus on four things: • Pick one specific user and one painful job they already care about • Build the smallest version that helps them complete it • Keep non-core parts of the workflow manual behind the scenes if needed…

The fastest way to find your AI edge is not to learn another tool. It is to improve one workflow you already understand. Bonus: free online webinar on how AI is changing the way teams deliver work and grow, worth checking out 🔗https://lnkd.in/ge7eBR-W Pick one recurring workflow in your work. Then ask where it k…

The fastest way to make an AI project expensive is to start by saying: “Let’s build an agent.” Sometimes you do need one. But a lot of teams are adding agent logic before they have clarified what the system actually needs to know, access, or do. A more practical way to scope an AI project is to work backwards fro…

The fastest way to find your AI edge is not to learn another tool. It is to improve one workflow you already understand. Bonus: free online webinar on how AI is changing the way teams deliver work and grow, worth checking out 🔗https://lnkd.in/ge7eBR-W Pick one recurring workflow in your work. Then ask where it k…

Your first AI workflow has one job: Exist. When building an early project with AI, I would focus on four things: • Pick one specific user and one painful job they already care about • Build the smallest version that helps them complete it • Keep non-core parts of the workflow manual behind the scenes if needed…