This Is How I’ll Filter Out the Bad Ideas in AI

Just think about it. I’m sure you’ve read plenty of stories about AI not working.

For example, fast-food companies have struggled to implement AI in their drive-thrus. McDonald’s (MCD) ended a pilot program after AI increased wait times.

And in a survey last year from the Upwork Research Institute, 77% of respondents said that trying to use AI in the workplace slowed them down.

But stories like these confuse the reality of the situation…

They lull investors – and the general public – into thinking this is just another tech hype train.

It’s not.

This may sound extreme. But the very fabric of business is changing right now. I’ve seen it firsthand.

My wife and I have ridden in the back of a driverless car. I’ve used AI to help me sift through a mountain of stock data. And I’ve talked with business owners who are using AI, right now, to streamline their operations.

Folks, it’s time to prepare for the shift that’s coming. And it’s time to identify the real winners in the AI game…

Beware the Volume of AI Losers

During the dot-com boom, hundreds – if not thousands – of dumb ideas were flying around. Think Pets.com and other famous busts.

But we remember them as failures floating in the birth of the Internet. And most of us have forgotten just how absurd it all seemed in the moment.

At the time, there were very real voices telling investors that the Internet wouldn’t amount to much… and that the “changing the world” narrative was a pipe dream.

It was easy to listen to those voices. Plenty of folks sat on the sidelines during the boom.

After all, it’s possible that the bad ideas outnumbered the good ones by 100 to 1. So it was easy to look at the whole thing as a sham.

We’re in a similar situation today. Businesses are just starting to test out AI ideas. And many of them are bad.

The mainstream media loves trumpeting failure. Negativity gets clicks.

We’re swimming in a sea of bad ideas – and stories about bad ideas failing.

Don’t let that fool you. The good ones are out there, too. And they’re big…

Between 2000 and 2010, the Internet wiped out 1.1 million secretary jobs in America. Digital calendars made much of what they did irrelevant.

Bookkeepers were on the chopping block, too. Twenty-six percent of them lost their jobs over the same time period. Software like QuickBooks replaced them.

We’re already seeing that happen now. AI is reshaping call centers. It’s changing design and manufacturing. And it’s changing the world of advertising.

Just about everything is changing.

That means now, more than ever, we need a way to filter out the bad ideas… and spot the real AI winners.

To do that, I’ve added someone special to my team. He’s a true Wall Street insider analyst with decades of experience covering technology.

We’ve developed a new tool that filters out the failures in the making. And it helps identify the real winners.

Tomorrow, at 10 a.m. Eastern time, we’re going on camera to share all the details. We’ll cover how the tool works. And we’ll discuss why it’s so important in today’s market.

Even if you’re a skeptic, I urge you to join us Wednesday for this special presentation.

In it, you’ll also get the latest update from me on the market… as well as deep insight into how I’ll be approaching AI from an investing perspective.

And we’ll also be sharing a free, actionable recommendation that you can take advantage of right away.

This event is completely free to attend. All you need to do is register in advance right here.

I look forward to seeing you on Wednesday.

Good investing,

Marc Chaikin