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We can all agree that AI saves us time, but does that only work when we're actually communicating across departments about what we're using AI for? Is anyone else starting to see a pattern where two teams spend weeks building the same AI workflow and getting the edge cases right,

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AI can make people faster, but it doesn't always make organizations smarter.

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