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Sizing an AI Opportunity: From Task Volume to Value You Can Defend
Top-down market sizing says little about whether one AI feature is worth building. Size bottom-up: how many tasks, how long each takes, what share a model can handle at the required quality, what adoption is realistic, and what errors and running costs subtract. A worked example and the discounts candidates forget.
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