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AI is technology, not a feature

Companies face pressure to adopt AI, but often implement it without strategy, leading to pointless chatbots and 'enhance' buttons. The author argues AI is a technology, not a feature, and should be integrated invisibly to improve outcomes. Better strategy: start with desired outcomes, then design features and choose tech—including AI—to achieve them.

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  • Treating AI as a feature leads to hasty, ill-fitting implementations like chatbots and 'AI enhance' buttons.
  • Good technology is invisible; AI should enhance products without being the focus.
  • Start with the desired outcome, then determine how AI can support it, rather than forcing AI where it doesn't fit.

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