We should do something with AI
Mike VeermanBusiness leaders know they should use AI but don’t see how. Techies have ideas—just not useful ones (yes, another email assistant…). In this newsletter, I’ll explore new AI tools to spark real product ideas for people who actually know their field.
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Belgian fractional CTO helping scale-ups get their software delivery under control. I have a healthy curiosity for all things AI and an above-average interest in long-term planning.
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