We started using AI for operational intelligence about a year ago, focusing primarily on predictive maintenance for our equipment. It's been a learning curve, for sure, but the results have been pretty impressive so far. We've seen a noticeable decrease in downtime. The key, I think, is to start small and focus on a specific area where AI can have a tangible impact. If you're looking into AI development services, it might be helpful to check out a company like Trinetix - they seem to have a solid track record with custom AI solutions: https://www.trinetix.com/services/a.....pment-services. Their website offers a lot of info on different applications of AI. It's worth browsing around and getting some ideas.

It’s interesting how much the conversation around AI has shifted in the last few years. At first, it was all hype about potential, but now you see companies really trying to integrate it into core business functions. I remember initially thinking it was only for the big tech companies, but now more smaller businesses seem to be giving it a shot. What was once science fiction is quickly becoming just another tool in the toolbox, I guess.