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The AI Trap: Why Buying More Tech Won’t Fix Your Broken Business

The AI Trap: Why Buying More Tech Won’t Fix Your Broken Business

Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley vor 1 Monat

If you buy Salesforce to avoid fixing a broken sales process, you fail. If you buy AI to avoid fixing a broken business, you fail faster.

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If you buy Salesforce to avoid fixing a broken sales process, you
fail. If you buy AI to avoid fixing a broken business, you fail
faster.

David Bach, MD, is the founder and CEO of Optios. Optios is a
neurotechnology company building the human-state layer for AI. He
is a Harvard-trained neuroscientist, a physician, and an
entrepreneur who understands what happens when hard science hits
the reality of the market. We break down why treating AI like a
magic bullet is destroying capital, and why the leaders who win
will be the ones who pair aggressive adoption with disciplined
skepticism.

We cover the danger of outsourcing your judgment, why most
enterprise AI pilots stall, and the story of an investor who made
a capital decision based on a competitor deck that ChatGPT
hallucinated out of thin air. We also explore the future of
physiological AI. Sensors that measure your attention and brain
state could train you to perform like an expert in a fraction of
the time.

The question is not whether your company uses AI. The question is
whether the tool improves a clear process or hides a weak one.

AI does not lower the standard for leadership. It raises it. You
cannot outsource taste, positioning, or strategy to a machine.

Connect with David Bach

Website: https://optios.ai/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-bach-md-0b81b29/

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