Your Company Doesn’t Have an AI Problem — It Has a Clarity Problem | Mykel Salomon
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Most companies don't have an AI problem.
They have a clarity problem.
In this episode of The Synthetic Echo Podcast, I sit down with Mykel Salomon, founder of The Human Protocol Group and a human-centered AI advisor with 15+ years in global CX and support, to talk about what businesses are getting wrong about AI — and what humans need to do to stay relevant.
Too many companies are rushing to buy tools before they even understand the problem they're trying to solve.
ChatGPT. Gemini. Claude. Automation. Agents.
But technology should come last.
First ask:
What are we trying to accomplish? What problem are we solving? What should AI handle? And what must remain human?
Because AI is not plug-and-play magic.
Without strategy, adoption and human buy-in, even the best technology becomes an expensive tool nobody uses.
We also tackle one of the biggest fears surrounding AI:
“Am I automating myself out of a job?”
Mykel's answer isn't to ignore the disruption.
Jobs will change. Some roles will disappear. New ones will emerge.
The question is whether you're willing to adapt.
We talk about the growing importance of the adaptability quotient — the ability to learn, evolve and use AI to expand what you're already capable of doing.
AI can help someone who couldn't write finally express an idea.
It can help a creator overcome missing technical skills.
It can help employees automate repetitive work while spending more time on the things that still require human judgment.
But that only works when humans stay involved.
We also break down the difference between automation and intelligent automation.
Traditional automation follows rules from A to B.
AI-powered automation can encounter something unexpected, use context and data, make a decision within its guardrails — or know when that decision needs to go back to a human.
That's incredibly powerful.
It's also why blindly implementing AI can become incredibly dangerous.
This isn't a conversation about replacing humanity.
It's about using technology to help human beings become more creative, capable and valuable.
The future isn't AI versus humans.
It's humans who learn how to work with AI.
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