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20 Things Corporate America Should Definitely Not Use AI For
A SiliconSnark guide to 20 funny but real things companies should not use AI for as enterprise AI costs and ROI pressure rise.
Guides
A SiliconSnark guide to 20 funny but real things companies should not use AI for as enterprise AI costs and ROI pressure rise.
Enterprise Tech
Camunda’s new ProcessOS says your workflow is the legacy system. It sounds like consulting cosplay, but the enterprise logic is annoyingly solid.
Enterprise Tech
PolyAI opened its enterprise voice-agent platform to every builder, free for two months. It is practical, overconfident, and much sharper than the average AI call-center sermon.
AI
Sharon AI used a May 16 results post to show off sovereign AI factories, giant contracts, and enough GPU swagger to make enterprise infrastructure briefly feel cinematic.
AI
SAP’s Joule Studio turns enterprise process soup into governed agents, apps, and workflows. It is deeply SAP, mildly theatrical, and more practical than most.
AI
MongoDB's May 7 London launch tries to make agents less forgetful and less duct-taped. The pitch is glorified data plumbing, which is exactly why it feels credible.
AI
Collibra’s AI Command Center promises real-time oversight for agentic AI. The branding is surveillance chic, but the enterprise logic is harder to mock than I’d like.
AI
IBM's Think 2026 pitch is simple: your future AI mess needs a traffic tower. Peak enterprise theater, but the controls and data plumbing are annoyingly coherent.
Enterprise Tech
Planful’s new Planner Assistant turns FP&A into a conversation. The pitch is smarter than most finance AI, and unusually aware of its own limits.
Review
Quickbase’s Pave wants to turn vibe coding into governed business software. The pitch is oddly sensible, the guardrails are real, and that might be the whole point.
AI
Reltio’s April 24 release turns PDFs, transcripts, and data sprawl into governed context for AI agents. It is glorified enterprise plumbing, which is why I kind of like it.
Enterprise Tech
Sage HCM wants mid-market companies to stop reconciling HR, payroll, and finance by ritual. The product looks useful, the AI agent is plausible, and the naming is gloriously recursive.