@McKinsey: AI is becoming accessible to everyone. Competitive advantage isn't. The organizations pulling ahead are redesigning the…

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McKinsey highlights that while AI is becoming accessible to everyone, competitive advantage comes from redesigning operating models around AI to make faster decisions and create hard-to-copy advantages.

AI is becoming accessible to everyone. Competitive advantage isn't. The organizations pulling ahead are redesigning their operating models around AI—making faster decisions, improving how work gets done, and creating advantages that are difficult to copy. https://t.co/IZdVKCfCnA https://t.co/NFySs4KnTI
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AI is becoming accessible to everyone. Competitive advantage isn’t.

The organizations pulling ahead are redesigning their operating models around AI—making faster decisions, improving how work gets done, and creating advantages that are difficult to copy. https://t.co/IZdVKCfCnA https://t.co/NFySs4KnTI

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