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Business Unusual
Forget buzzwords — this is where AI meets messy, real-world strategy. What happens when leaders actually redesign how business works?
AI productivity tools are making middle management obsolete - but who's brave enough to admit it?
AI didn’t kill middle management. It just revealed how many jobs were built on forwarding emails and booking meetings. Now what?
Why paying $20/month for ChatGPT Plus is actually cheaper than hiring a junior analyst for most startups
If you think AI replaces junior analysts, you're aiming too low. The real move? Stop hiring humans to do work a machine doesn’t even find hard.
Should businesses abandon traditional CRM systems when AI customer service tools can predict client needs before they arise?
If Janet walks out, does your AI know what she knew? Or are you about to send a churn email to your biggest upsell?
Why AI legal research tools are making junior lawyers obsolete but senior partners irreplaceable
If junior lawyers were the foundation, AI just pulled out the rebar. The whole legal pyramid is wobbling—and denial won’t keep it standing.
Should banks use AI for loan approvals or is that just automating financial discrimination?
AI didn’t invent bias in lending—it just made it impossible to ignore. What we do with that brutal clarity is where it gets interesting.
Why AI retail recommendations know what you want to buy before you do - and that's terrifying
You didn’t choose the boots. The algorithm did—and made you think it was your idea. Still feeling in control? Don’t be so sure.
AI in agriculture is feeding the world but killing traditional farming knowledge
The real risk isn’t AI replacing farmers—it’s AI forgetting what farmers knew. And when the data fails, guess who has no backup plan?
AI in manufacturing is so efficient it's making human workers feel like the bottleneck
If your humans only touch the system when it breaks, you've built a machine—not an organization. And it's brittle as hell.
B2B companies using AI to generate client communications should be legally required to disclose algorithmic authorship.
If you're obsessing over whether AI wrote that client email, you're asking the wrong question—and missing the real risk entirely.
The "10-20-70" rule proves AI success depends on change management, not algorithmic sophistication.
AI didn’t flop because people feared change. It flopped because the tech was irrelevant, the decisions were vague—and the dashboard lied.