Companies are forming internal AI think tanks to evaluate tools and internal use cases
fguerino123 · reddit · 2026-07-21
A Reddit post asks how common it is for companies to set up internal **“AI Think Tank”** groups to evaluate new technologies and identify practical internal use cases. The author is looking for real organizational patterns: whether these groups mix business and IT, and whether they are staffed by architects, software engineers, developers, or business analysts. The core question is how companies are structuring internal AI evaluation and adoption work.
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