Why AI courses don’t work, and why there’s no shortage of illusions around them
Real transformation with neural networks doesn’t start with webinars, but with that very uncomfortable moment when you have to touch the team, budgets, and processes. Courses? That’s a convenient self-deception. What should a CEO do if the company really needs AI? CEOs want to pay $500, send the team to a two‑hour webinar, and tick the box “we implemented AI.” It’s like buying a gym membership and being happy about your abs without ever making it to the locker room. What does it really cost to implement AI in a company? Ilya Martyn precisely described the problem that Viktor Savyuk’s post responds to: CEOs want to pay $500, send the team to a two‑hour webinar, and then consider that the company has implemented AI. It’s like buying a gym membership and deciding you’re already in shape. Why AI courses don’t work AI implementation isn’t an educational task, it’s a management one. Companies buy software, but employees don’t use it. The reason is simple: people don’t apply new tools where t...