While executives wring their hands over “failed” AI pilots, a quiet rebellion is unfolding in cubicles and home offices everywhere. According to a new MIT report, 95% of corporate AI initiatives are indeed flaming out—but 90% of employees are using personal AI tools daily to get actual work done. That’s not failure. That’s a mutiny. Corporate AI is over-engineered, brittle, and laughably out of touch. Meanwhile, workers are paying $20 a month for ChatGPT and getting more done before their second coffee than their employer’s $50,000 “enterprise-grade solution” delivers in a quarter. The real story isn’t that AI isn’t working—it’s that your IT department is three steps behind the people they’re supposed to be supporting. So next time you read a headline screaming about AI’s failure to deliver, remember: the revolution is already here. It’s just happening in a private browser tab. 🕵️♂️🚀
The Shadow AI Revolution You’re Not Allowed to Talk About
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