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Boosting internal capability alone does not guarantee the success of AI ambitions. While it is an important aspect, it must be complemented with an understanding of external forces that can accelerate or derail AI ambitions. A comprehensive approach that includes both internal capability enhancement and an analysis of macro demand and supply conditions is necessary. This prevents tunnel vision and ensures a more balanced and realistic approach towards achieving AI ambitions.
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No contextual analysis is complete without a scan of the external forces that can accelerate or derail AI ambitions. Unlike previous tools in this section, which primarily interrogate internal capability, we now overlay macro demand with internal supply conditions. The matrix works against tunnel vision, as it prevents teams from assuming that boosting internal capability alone guarantees success.
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