AI is only successful in solving problems with very specific features.

Artificial Intelligence isn’t magic—it’s a tool. A brilliant one, but still a tool. Its power lies in solving clearly defined, narrowly scoped problems with precision. Yet, as businesses, we often expect it to do more: think creatively, understand nuance, and adapt like a human. But AI doesn't dream; it follows rules.

The challenge, then, isn’t whether AI can solve our problems. The real question is whether we’re asking the right questions.

Are we designing problems that AI can solve? Or are we using it as a shortcut, hoping it can do what only human ingenuity can?

Success isn’t about having the smartest AI. It’s about being smart enough to understand its limits and creative enough to maximize its potential.

How are you balancing the strengths of technology with the irreplaceable power of human judgment?