“Who You Gonna Call?”

According emperic evidence a lot of AI implementations aren’t going well. Not in a spectacular way — but in a slow, quiet way.

Here’s what the “quiet way” looks like:

1. AI MVPs are built — Proofs of concept are flashy, and initial demos impress stakeholders.
2. But operationalization stalls — Models aren’t properly embedded into business workflows.
3. No feedback loop — The AI doesn’t learn, adapt, or evolve in production. It becomes stale.
4. Ownership gets fuzzy — Who’s responsible for maintaining or retraining? Nobody knows.
5. Model decay — Data drifts, assumptions break, performance degrades.
6. Eventually it turns into just an email and minutes production machine.

McKinsey reports that only 1% of GenAI initiatives are mature. Deloitte sees board-level interest dropping — even as budgets rise. The result? AI theatre. Fancy tools, no transformation.

This is bad execution but also it’s a strategic failure.

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🔍 Diagnose before you deploy Use GhostGen.AI to expose weak processes before AI makes them worse. It’s where BPR meets ROI.

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💼 AI is a capability wave to catch, to finesse. You need a platform that turns ambition into execution.

So… when AI goes wrong, and it will if you don’t watch out, who you gonna call? 👉 www.GhostGen.AI

Better still — who you gonna call before AI breaks everything? 👉 www.GhostGen.AI

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📚Sources • McKinsey & Co. (2023). State of AI • Deloitte (2025). AI Readiness Survey • GhostGen.AI (2025). The Emperor’s New Clothes • Davenport & Ronanki (2018). HBR • MIT Sloan + BCG (2020)