MIT Sloan: Real AI Returns Come from Operational Change, Not Just Better Algorithms
Exp_Mark · x · 2026-08-04
According to an MIT Sloan article, companies seeing genuine returns from AI investments succeed not because of superior algorithms, but because they have figured out how to change their operational processes.
The piece outlines 6 guiding questions for enterprise AI strategy, noting that AI initiatives often stall due to a lack of executive support and a weak technological foundation.
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