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Lesson 28 min

Your First Use Case

Pick a narrow, measurable, safe project you can ship fast.

What you will learn
  • Criteria for a strong first project
  • Why narrow beats ambitious
  • Defining success up front

Explanation

Your first AI project should be narrow, measurable, and safe. Narrow so you can finish it; measurable so you can prove value; safe so a mistake won't be catastrophic.

Aim to ship something useful in about 6 weeks. Define the success metric before you start (e.g. 'cut average reply time by 30%').

A quick win builds momentum and credibility for bigger projects later.

Real-world use

Teams that ship one small, measurable win in 6 weeks get budget for the next project; teams that attempt a giant platform often stall.

Common mistakes
  • Starting with a huge, vague project instead of a narrow, shippable one.
Practice

Define one AI use case with a clear success metric you could ship in 6 weeks.

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