
Tentative Article:
"When Should a Tech Leader Stop an AI Pilot?"
Who Should Respond:
CTOs who stopped or redesigned AI pilots; applied-AI leads responsible for evaluations; business owners accountable for pilot outcomes; finance partners evaluating further investment.
Questions:
What was the pilot intended to improve over the existing process?
Which evaluation result most influenced the decision?
What production requirement changed the case for proceeding?
How did you explain the decision to a sponsor who preferred another outcome?
What happened to the team’s work and learning after the decision?
Submission Requirements:
Responses must be original, written in the named source's own words, and grounded in direct professional knowledge or experience. AI-generated, generic, ghostwritten, or promotional responses will not be considered.
Answer at least three relevant questions with substantive, quotable responses, ideally 75–150 words each.
Include your full name, current title, organization, and personal LinkedIn profile for verification.
Confirm that your response may be quoted and attributed. Disclose relevant commercial interests.
Do not submit product promotion unless the product is directly material to the question.
Deadline: Oct 1st, 2026 11:59 PM (May close early)
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