If Your AI Plan Sounds Like a Revolution, It'll Probably Feel Like One — And Not in a Good Way

from Marisa Wu · AI Strategy · host Marisa Wu

Most business owners know AI can do something. What they don't know is where to start without killing the company in the process. This piece isn't about model parameters or compute costs. It's about why no one around you speaks your language when it comes to this decision — and what real AI transformation actually feels like: the day after, everyone feels like the work got lighter, but nobody felt the ground shift. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ngmarisa.substack.com

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