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Everybody is hunting for AI use cases. What if "use case" is the wrong question to be asking?
Alastair McDermott talks to Jack Nugent of Tradavex, a consultancy that sits between the commodity markets and the technology being sold into them. Nugent's argument is that companies chasing quick wins and cost cuts are solving a much smaller problem than the one in front of them. Recorded July 2024.
They get into:
- Why "use cases" is a lazy term, and what replaces it
- The data your business could have but does not yet collect
- The two-hundred-employee thought experiment: do you cut, or do you arm them?
- Why the value sits in your own data rather than in the model everyone can rent
- Whether shipping is actually innovative, and what the inefficiency paradox says about that
Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts.