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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2026 · 42 MIN

“Just Use AI” Is the most dangerous advice in tech

from AI for Founders with Ryan Estes · host aiforfounders.co

What if the biggest AI risk in your company isn’t hallucinations… it’s that you’re quietly turning your team into button clickers.Because right now, everyone’s “doing AI,” but most companies are just buying the same tools as their competitors and calling it strategy.Geoff Gibbins from Human Machines is obsessed with the real advantage. Not better prompts. Better collaboration between humans and AI.And here’s a novel founder use case you can steal today: an AI “collaboration coach” that watches how your team uses ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, then flags when you’re outsourcing judgment, missing the real question, or wasting time switching tools.So here’s the question for you:If you could test 300 ideas before lunch, see which ones actually work in the market, and only apply human judgment at the moments that truly matter… how would you redesign your week, your team, or your entire company?https://human-machines.comhttps://aiforfounders.cohttps://kitcaster.comhttps://corrix.aihttps://www.stjude.orghttps://www.linkedin.com/in/geoffgibbins/https://ryanestes.info/

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