Dan Martell

The best companies were built off intuition.

You shouldn't trust it with million dollar problems yet.

Better advice would be use AI for insights and analysis.

That's what it can do better than anybody.

Then verify it with people who've successfully made those decisions to inform if it's the right strategy.

So use it to do research and tell you, and then take that blueprint, show it to somebody who's been there before.

It says, does this make sense?

They go, wow, that's really smart, but you need to be the director.

Let the AI do the task.

Number eight, replace all your brainstorming with AI.

Bad, bad advice.

It's so crazy.

AI can only reference what's existed before.

So by definition, it'll only allow you to brainstorm things that other people have talked to in the past.

So if you're really starting from nothing and you want just to understand what's going on, that's cool.

But brainstorming requires creativity.

Brainstorming is about finding these nuances.

When you think of like Henry Ford,

learning from the meatpackers in Chicago to create the production line, which is how modern cars are still made today, but borrowed from inspiration from a completely different industry.

You can't do that with AI because it's only going to give you things that are probably going to work based on what's worked in the past, not find new opportunities.