AI was supposed kill my company but we're thriving - here's why
THE SO WHAT
The companies that survived the post-ChatGPT panic were the ones with proprietary data and hard outcome metrics, not the ones that rebranded around AI. If you're still pitching "we'll add AI" instead of "we own X data and drive Y result," you’re on the wrong side of this filter.
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