The article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) can sometimes make business decisions worse instead of better. It explains a concept called "confirmation bias," which means that people often look for information that supports their existing beliefs while ignoring information that contradicts them. In the context of business, founders might use AI tools that only show them data or suggestions that align with their own ideas. This can lead to poor decisions because they are not considering all the facts or different viewpoints. The article emphasizes that smart founders should be aware of this bias and actively seek out diverse opinions and data to make better decisions. By doing so, they can avoid costly mistakes that might arise from relying too heavily on AI that reinforces their existing beliefs.
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