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Your answers suggest AI has not really landed in the business yet, and the groundwork it depends on is not in place either. That is a very common starting point, and it is much better to know now than after you have spent money on tools.
AI tools work by reading the information your team can already reach. If file access and sharing are not tidy, switching something like Copilot on tends to surface information more widely than anyone intended. The honest answer is that your first job is not AI at all. It is getting your data and permissions in order.
Most businesses at this stage have files spread between individual computers and the cloud, no written guidance on AI, and one or two people quietly experimenting on their own. Nothing has gone wrong yet, but there is more exposure than anyone realises.
Start with a clear picture of where your information lives and who can see it. That single piece of work removes most of the risk and makes every later AI decision straightforward. You do not need an AI strategy yet. You need a tidy foundation.
If helpful, we can take this a step further and work with you to put a clear plan in place, including a more detailed AI readiness review and ongoing support, so AI is introduced safely and delivers real value.
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Andrew Stone – Cooke Painter Solicitors