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AI Automations Add Overhead
Teams struggle to integrate AI into real workflows, leading to unmaintainable, ungoverned, and unreliable automations that add overhead instead of value.
In their words
identify work being performed manually by employees or disconnected software, and determine what can be automated, consolidated, or handled by AI
I’m currently working on long term proposals to replace all of these vendors with AI or some type of automated workflow.
I’ve been creating python scripts to automate workflows in my company (consulting).
the time to make it truly functional and get every module running properly, then build the harnesses, then update based on feedback, then rebuild after that breaks it
There is so much content online that it's difficult to know what's genuinely worth learning.
Identify opportunities where AI can improve efficiency, productivity, communication, documentation, research, decision-making, or repetitive tasks.
we still don't have a single work flow or use case we can consistently turn to AI for
My company cracked down hard on any apps with Ai in them. So now my Notion that has literally kept my team running for 5 years is not allowed.
The agent says 'I'll go ahead and work on that now' and then just stops running entirely. Happens constantly.
instructions I apparently love retyping by hand every single session
it needs to keep working exactly the same way
Once it has to update something, deal with a weird reply, or touch anything important, I end up back in Make or doing it myself.
In the end it was 1 prompt, 3 corrections. End result was client ready
things are being dropped on the floor and falling in between the cracks -- which impedes efficiency and velocity. Happening at my company now.
Teams adopting AI
Where they talk
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/AI_Agents
- r/AiAutomations
- r/automation
- r/aiToolForBusiness
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/artificial
- r/sysadmin
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Claude Code
- Copilot
- Gemini
- n8n
- ChatGPT
- Codex
- Notion
Why those fall short
- makes too many mistakes, takes too long, needs full verification
- agents skip logistics and domain expertise built over years
- Copilot is not great; no AI-off option in Notion
- AI processes frequently break and no competent staff remain to fix them
- agents ignore instructions, stop mid-task, cannot see source descriptions, require manual IDs
Map of ideas
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