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Unclear AI Business Case
Businesses and service providers struggle to define, justify, and measure AI use cases, leading to wasted effort, stalled projects, and unclear returns.
In their words
the most expensive mistake I see is people spending $5k on an AI agent that does the same job as a $60/month automation
I got a problem statement from one of my client. I need a developer who can handle the entire project and have prior experience in similar work.
I keep finding one or the other. Plenty of very competent facilitators who opened Claude for the first time this spring, and plenty of people who use it daily and have never presented to anyone above their line manager.
What do you suggest we do when the "professionals" we pay are the ones using AI?
We're constantly getting requests to buy their own AI machine and we're always telling them no and to use public models.
built ours in-house with a team of 3 devs, took about 8 months and cost us roughly $180k in salaries alone
Das Konzept landet in ChatGPT, die App wird selbst gebaut. Der Entwicklungsauftrag fällt weg.
the moment client mentions AI, I just loose my mind
I spend Mondays writing careful, diplomatic explanations of why an AI's guess about our business is wrong
these guys come without an open mind. They have this “know it all” demeanor and are wired to shut you down.
How can I break into higher ticket clients without any real case studies or clients at the scale I'm targeting?
i'm not debating a client anymore, i'm debating a chatbot that already told them they were right.
I had a guy recently who'd spent well over a month on Claude, running up the wrong tree on a research question.
They sent us packing after asking exactly how many headcount reductions we could guarantee post-purchase, which stalled the conversation immediately...
Agencies, consultants, enterprises
Where they talk
- r/SaaS
- r/AI_Agents
- r/DigitalMarketing
- r/agency
- r/ArtificialInteligence
- r/auscorp
- r/smallbusiness
- r/CustomerSuccess
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Claude Code
- Copilot
- ChatGPT
- Gemini
- Azure
- Clay
- Codex
Why those fall short
- AI lets clients turn the concept into working software without the developer
- output looks confident but is untethered from actual business context
- token use does not result in more sales, retention or faster large features
- AI gives wrong or misleading answers and clients trust it over the agent
- AI output is spaghetti code, not mobile friendly, unpolished
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