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"According to Joseph Fuller, MBA Class of 1960 Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School, much of what’s standing in the way of that large-scale disruption is companies’ clumsy implementation."

This is what I've seen. Clumsy implementation. And I've worked at companies selling AI products and they can't figure it out how to use them effectively.

Its like using gun powder in ancient China for fireworks. "Someday this will be really transformative" everyone says.

This could signal a healthy fail fast competitive market. Maybe?

There goes the privacy of all my peepee tests. Thanks.