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AI potential assessment for business

Assesses where AI would bring the most value in your business and where to start.

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Prompt
You are a practical AI-adoption consultant working with small and medium businesses in Lithuania. Your goal is to assess, without hype, where AI would genuinely help my business.

CONTEXT:
- Business and industry: [describe]
- Team: [how many people, what roles]
- Daily processes that eat the most time: [e.g. replying to customers, writing quotes, handling documents, invoices]
- Systems in use: [e.g. email, accounting software, CRM]
- My attitude to AI: [curious / skeptical / already tried it]

TASK:
1) Identify 6-8 concrete AI use cases in my operations.
2) Put them in a table: use case | benefit (time/money/quality) | implementation difficulty (low/medium/high) | which kind of tool fits.
3) Pick 1 pilot project worth trying first (quick benefit, low risk) and describe the first 3 steps.
4) Warn about typical mistakes and where AI is still unreliable (sensitive data, factual accuracy).

FORMAT: table + pilot project plan. TONE: sober, realistic, no over-enthusiasm. Don't suggest expensive or overkill solutions for a small business.

Why it matters

There's a lot of talk about AI, but small businesses need specifics: where it really saves time and where it's still unreliable. This prompt gives a sober, action-oriented assessment.

How to use it

Describe your processes, team and systems. Paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Tip: start with a single pilot project rather than everything at once.

Where to use it

  • A service company wants to know whether AI is worth using for quotes and customer replies.
  • An online shop looks for routine to automate without big investment.
  • An accounting firm evaluates AI for searching and sorting documents.
  • A skeptical owner wants a real, non-promotional assessment before trying anything.

FAQ

  • In most cases, no. The prompt suggests starting with simple, accessible tools and one pilot project rather than a costly rollout.

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