Blogger: AI at work fails on the boring bits — settings, permissions and budgets
beglen · x · 2026-11-14
beglen publishes this week's essay arguing that AI at work often feels less useful than LinkedIn hype suggests, and the problem is usually neither the user nor the model, but the boring in-between bits — settings, permissions and budgets — that make or break enterprise AI adoption.
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