Enterprise AI outcomes depend on the art of unlearning
THE SO WHAT
The constraint on enterprise AI is increasingly organizational, not technical—old processes and mental models are capping ROI more than model quality. If you're not explicitly killing legacy workflows and incentives, you're just layering AI on top of yesterday's operating system.
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