When every small business has the same AI adviser, the advice stops being an advantage

What happened

When every small business has the same AI adviser, the advice stops being an advantage, according to UKTN. It’s a question worth asking now that AI assistants have become the default first call for anyone starting or running a company. They are also drawing on the same public material for every user who […] The post When every small business has the same AI adviser, the advice stops being an advantage appeared first on UKTN .

They are also drawing on the same public material for every user who asks, which means the founder of a Leeds coffee roastery and the owner of a Bristol design studio can type in their very different problems and come away with recognisably similar to-do lists. It just isn’t specific, and for a small firm specificity is the whole game.

The same answer for everyone Adoption is no longer the issue. Recent US figures put AI use among aspiring entrepreneurs at about 65%, with roughly 46% of existing business owners using it to run their companies, and the direction of travel here is the same.