The biggest AI wins are boring

The biggest AI wins are boring.

Stanford research, cited in Atlassian's Work Life blog, found productivity gains of 76% to 176% when AI was applied to concrete digital chores.

Not moonshots. Chores.

The monthly report that eats a day. The half-baked brief you rebuild from scratch. The status update nobody enjoys writing.

Chores win because they have everything a moonshot lacks. Real data. A clear before and after. Someone who knows in seconds whether the output is wrong.

Ask AI a vague question and you get output you cannot judge. Point it at a chore and you can judge it instantly. That is the whole difference between experimenting and adopting.

The same article makes the point that adoption spreads on small stories. This took six hours, now it takes 45 minutes, here is how. Not mandates. Not all-hands demos.

Hiaitus builds and runs its own AI products, so this comes from real world AI solving real (boring) business problems.

We've launched this month:

• www.checkedit.ai a regulatory compliance tool, accelerating marketing compliance
• A custom CRM for any small business
• A full eCRM Journey Map to eDM creative for an automotive client.

So here is the offer. Pick the chore your team dreads most. No deck, no discovery call script. Just email stusheridan@hiaitus.ai and describe the chore. I will tell you in one reply whether AI can fix or should fix it.

Boring AI is Good AI