Ban “Do Nothing”: The 10-Experiment Rule for AI Adoption
From Jeremy Utley: if “do nothing” is allowed, most teams will choose it. Fix it with a policy that forces practice:
Every function runs 10 lightweight AI experiments this cycle (wins optional, learning mandatory).
Weekly readouts create peer pressure and shared playbooks.
Treat no experiments as a performance gap, not a neutral choice.
This is how adoption compounds—through rhythm, not mandates.
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