08/30/2026
AI has become useful enough that the interesting business question is no longer whether companies should use it.
The better question is where it creates leverage.
AI can accelerate research, analysis, content development, customer communication, workflow, and decision support. But speed only helps when the work is pointed toward the right objective.
If the business problem is misunderstood, AI can help you execute the wrong solution remarkably quickly.
Leadership still has to determine what outcome matters, what evidence should be trusted, which assumptions need testing, and what decision the information supports.
That is where I believe AI becomes most valuable: experienced people using better tools to make and execute better decisions.
If you’re looking at AI across your marketing or growth systems, tell me what you’re trying to accomplish. That’s where the conversation should begin.