Somewhere in your organisation this quarter, someone built an application without asking IT. They described what they needed, an AI wrote it, and it worked. They’re proud of it, and they should be. It solved a real problem in days instead of quarters.
Multiply that by every department, every quarter, for the next three years. That’s the number worth thinking about.
For most of the past few years, “AI at work” meant one thing: text. It drafted emails, summarized long documents, and answered questions. Useful, but fundamentally passive, it waited for a prompt and handed back words. Someone still had to read the output, decide what to do, and actually do it.
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