Artificial Intelligence

Part 6 of the RemarkableTek series: AI for Your Business The first five posts in this series were about doing AI safely. This one is about doing it profitably — looking at which kinds of businesses are getting the most real value from AI tools, and the specific tasks where that value shows up. A

Part 5 of the RemarkableTek series: AI for Your Business A policy that no one reads protects no one. The goal of this post is not a ten-page legal document — it is a one-page set of plain rules your team can absorb in five minutes and actually remember. If you have followed the series

Part 4 of the RemarkableTek series: AI for Your Business By now you have a list. In Part 3 you gathered up the AI tools your team is actually using, sanctioned or not. This post is about doing something useful with that list: separating the tools that belong in your business from the ones that

Part 3 of the RemarkableTek series: AI for Your Business Here is a safe assumption: someone on your team is already using AI tools you do not know about. Not maliciously — helpfully. They found a tool that saves them time, signed up with a work email in two minutes, and got back to their

Part 2 of the RemarkableTek series: AI for Your Business This is the most important post in this series, and it is deliberately short so you can share it with your whole team. The single biggest AI risk for a small business is not a sci-fi scenario. It is an employee pasting the wrong information

Part 1 of the RemarkableTek series: AI for Your Business If you run a small or mid-sized business, you have probably been told some version of “adopt AI or get left behind.” It is a stressful message, and it is not especially useful. It does not tell you what to adopt, what it costs, what