Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast Ep 634: AI Hype Is Over. Here’s What Your Business Should Do Next (Replay)
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Oct 17, 2025 AI is no longer a competitive advantage; it's as essential as internet access. Companies need to rethink their AI strategies, moving from superficial 'AI-powered' marketing to embracing AI as foundational technology. Slow adopters face risks with tech layoffs and emerging competitors. Major providers are making AI tools freely available, shifting customer expectations. Early adopters are reaping benefits while latecomers struggle. Training employees on AI basics and rethinking workflows are crucial for future success.
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Layoffs Fuel Agile New Competitors
- Jordan predicts mass layoffs at big tech will free experienced workers to start smaller, agile competitors.
- Those small teams will exploit slow adopters and 'eat their lunch' with better AI strategies.
Customers Use AI Without Knowing It
- Users already use AI unknowingly because search and tools embed AI responses automatically.
- Jordan cites Google's AI mode and massive AI request volumes as evidence of pervasive, hidden AI use.
Not Using AI Will Soon Signal Red Flags
- AI adoption is widespread among enterprises and customers now expect AI-native services.
- Jordan says not using AI will look as outdated as lacking a website or phone number.