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Helping growing companies thrive has been on my mind lately. Everyone seems to be rightfully embracing AI, often with people as a secondary or even tertiary consideration. Yet real success still hinges on having the right people doing the right work at the right time. Like so many advancements, AI brings major promise along with some very real consequences. As a result, both large and small companies are adopting AI to make doing business easier. When data is well organized,

AI—large language models (LLMs) in particular—seems to be on everyone’s mind as we talk about how work is changing today and how it will change tomorrow. We’re seeing impressive advancements: editing our work, surfacing interesting ideas, and even generating full blog posts on newly launched websites (something I discovered recently when a new site came with three neatly written posts and no prompting whatsoever). While current and future use cases are often both under‑ and o