Half of workers have touched AI. Half of businesses pay for it. One in six firms makes anything with it, and one in seven workers uses it every day. All four numbers are true.
Occasional AI use stays occasional when the assistant lives in a separate tab. Switch on the one already built into your inbox, your docs, and your browser.
The people who use AI every day aren't more disciplined than you. They set one recurring task up once and never start from a blank prompt again. This week: how to pick the task, build the standing setup, and run it for two weeks straight.
Half of America Uses AI. Fifteen Percent Actually Works With It.
Ramp, Gallup and Teradata measure the gap between bought and used, OpenAI opens the Agents API, Washington buys 23 million ChatGPT seats, and Anthropic counts 200 million distillation exchanges.
Most half-finished agent drafts have the same missing piece: nobody told the agent what finished looks like. This week: a checklist it can grade itself against, the reference material to hand it, and one deliverable per run instead of the whole deck.
