Are companies building AI capabilities or just buying tools?
Existing-UI-8784 · reddit · 2026-09-02
The author observes that many companies simply add AI tools to their tech stack without solving underlying inefficiencies in decision-making. The post argues that while buying technology is easy, changing decision processes is hard. An effective AI/ML strategy should start with the most costly decisions and work backwards to the required data, models, and agents.
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