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When an enterprise decides to bring on an AI employee, how should it design a scientific trial period to validate its real value? This article provides a PoC framework, validation metric design, and the decision logic for transitioning from trial to full deployment.
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The introduction of AI employees has a vastly different impact depending on the function. This article surveys the five enterprise functions most affected by AI and analyzes how each should respond and transform.
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