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Everywhere I look, entrepreneurs are rushing to create "AI-powered" this and "AI-enhanced" that.

I’m an “AI guy” so I get it.

But…it’s bad business.

Simply adding "AI" to a business description has become the default move, as if that alone guarantees success.

We’ve been here before in the late 1990s/early 2000s when everyone added .com to their name to be an “internet company”.

Remember Pets.com?

Their sock puppet mascot got a Macy’s parade float, a super bowl advert and was featured in TIME.

All based on hype about the internet, which only had about 100 million users at the time. It all came crashing down 2 years later, along with the entire stock market.

We may **be seeing something similar with “AI” being slapped on every business, without anyone knowing what that actually means.

A few months ago I was chatting with someone who was developing an "AI-powered content management system." When I asked him what specific problem it solved that existing systems didn't, he struggled to articulate an answer. He had fallen in love with the technology, not the problem.

The harsh reality? Just adding AI to something doesn't make it a good business idea. Not even close.

What does then?

That’s what we’re covering in my latest AI Business Playbook.

Get it now.