SAAG: A Practical Methodology for Deciding Where AI Actually Fits
Summary
SAAG (Simplify, Automate, Agentify, Guard) is a practical methodology for deciding where AI fits in a business, emphasizing simplification before automation and agentification, with guardrails for risk mitigation.
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