Most organisations do not have an AI capability problem. They have a sequencing problem: a demo that convinced someone, a licence that renewed, and no agreed answer to which workflow changes, who owns the output when it is wrong, and what evidence would show it worked.
The articles below are written for that decision rather than for the technology. They compare tools against the work they are actually bought to do, and they say plainly where an automation is not worth the operating burden it creates.
