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Most companies didn't fail at social media because the tech was bad. They failed because nobody managed the transition. Ami Maceira-Lopez thinks we're about to make the same mistake with AI, unless managers step up now.
In this episode, Ami Maceira-Lopez, founder of Everyday Future, joins Ned to talk about Task Technology Fit, the digital literacy gap hiding in plain sight, and what it actually takes to supervise a large language model without losing your team's trust. 🎙️
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