Carroll Communications Group

Adding an AI agent should reduce workload. That’s what most businesses and nonprofit organizations expect.

But in a lot of cases, the first agent creates more work before it removes any.

Someone still has to review the output. Decisions still need to be made. Leadership still gets pulled in because the role wasn’t clearly defined before it was introduced.

If you’re thinking about adding your first AI agent, this is worth reading before you do.

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A lot of businesses think AI is causing inconsistency in how work gets done.

The more I look at this, the more I realize the issue is not AI.

It’s what AI reveals once speed gets introduced into the business.

That’s why it can feel helpful in one area and frustrating in another.

That’s what I focused on in this week’s newsletter.

Read it here:

AI Isn’t the Problem. It’s Exposing the Problem. A lot of businesses think AI is creating new problems. It’s not.