McKinsey: AI access isn't value — companies must change how work gets done and measure it
brucemacv · x · 2026-09-15
McKinsey argues that AI can be widely available without being widely valuable. The difference lies in whether companies can turn access to the technology into real changes in how work gets done — and measure whether those changes are creating value.
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