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Popular AI Use Cases for Companies: Customer Experience &amp; Operational Efficiency

Step 1: Be Intentional About AI Implementation

Can it realistically deliver added value to the end user?

How can we implement it in a way that’s useful, relevant, and logical to the end user?

If it’s customer facing, are users asking for it? Can you develop a business model that supports the AI tool or feature?

Understand your audience and the problem(s) you want to solve with AI

Avoid areas where human judgment is irreplaceable

Step 2: Choosing an AI Model for Implementation&nbsp;

Step 3: Cultivating AI Fluency in Your Team After Implementation

Training: The Foundation of Effective Adoption

Initial Orientation: Introduce the AI system's purpose, capabilities, and interface.

Hands-on Workshops: Run interactive sessions where team members can engage with the AI tools under guided supervision.

Ongoing Support: Establish a support system to help team members troubleshoot and deepen their understanding over time.

Product Demos: demonstrate how the AI works, showcasing the real-world application(s) and benefits. Conduct new demos (or share recordings, if schedules are hard to coordinate) when there are upgrades or improvements.

Feedback Loops: Encourage teams on the frontlines to provide feedback on the AI's performance, creating a dialogue between users and developers. This can be feedback from the teams themselves as well as feedback they’ve collected from users.&nbsp;

Ongoing Market Intelligence: Keep teams informed about how AI is being used in your industry (and encourage them to contribute to this knowledge base, too). This can help inspire confidence in its use, and also help everyone identify new opportunities for innovations.

Spend extra time with your junior team members

Continuous Learning: Encourage continuous skill development to maintain critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, ensuring your team can intervene effectively when AI systems falter.

Critical Evaluation: Train employees at all levels to critically evaluate AI outputs. Implement regular checks and balances where senior staff oversee and verify the work done by AI systems.

Data Governance: Establish robust data governance policies when developing AI in-house. This includes ethical data sourcing, bias mitigation strategies, and ongoing model assessment.

Privacy Compliance: When utilizing third-party AI services, conduct due diligence on data handling practices. Confirm that they align with your organization's standards for privacy and ethical use.

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