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Can't find an AI use case at work? Start with your family week.

Can't find an AI use case at work? Start with your family week.

A fridge door covered in a colour-coded grid of weekly planner cards and magnets

BY Sarah Meeus

Product Owner

TL;DR

TL;DR

Sarah argues that if you can't find an AI use case at work, you should start with your family week, where you already know every process and the stakes are low. She traces how her family's weekly logistics moved from paper to a fridge planner to an agent called Mamsie, which reads the school, sports and waste-collection apps and WhatsApp groups, drafts the week each Sunday and only sends it once she approves. The payoff is mental space and clearer family rules, and she is candid that a dedicated product may suit most families better than a DIY build. It is episode 9 of her Hop on series.

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NOVEMBER FIVE

If the product is core to your business, you can't afford to get the team wrong.

NOVEMBER FIVE

If the product is core to your business, you can't afford to get the team wrong.

NOVEMBER FIVE

If the product is core to your business, you can't afford to get the team wrong.