AI promises productivity — but a new study says 95% of companies see no gains. Shocking? Maybe not. The truth is, big organizations struggle with AI adoption, while small businesses and everyday teams are quietly making it work. In this episode of AI for the 99%, we cut through the hype and explore what AI really means for the people who do the real work.Highlights from the Episode:Why Fortune 500 CEOs are failing at AI adoption.The hidden advantages small businesses have when implementing AI.How employees are already using AI — often without their bosses knowing.Practical insights into turning AI into real productivity gains.Quotes from the Episode:“95% of organizations don’t get anything out of their AI pilot projects — but that’s because they asked the Fortune 500, not people like us.”“About half the people use AI without the bosses even knowing it.”
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