Discussion: What do companies still get wrong about adopting AI?
Meher_Nolan · reddit · 2026-08-27
The poster observes that while many companies run AI projects, they often struggle to derive genuine utility. Initiatives often fade when expected to become part of daily work. The issue isn't always technical; sometimes the use case isn't useful, or the design ignores actual workflows. The author asks experienced practitioners what is the one thing companies consistently get wrong about AI adoption.
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