When executives talk about their "AI strategy" these days, they usually mean one of two things. They bought a ChatGPT license, or they bolted a copilot onto an existing workflow. Neither of those is a strategy. They are features.
If you want to see what an actual AI strategy looks like, stop reading vendor decks and start studying Tesla. The most valuable AI company on the planet did not get there by picking the right model. It got there by combining all three branches of machine learning into one system that gets smarter every time a customer turns a key.
Here is how each piece works, and why it matters for the rest of us.
1. Supervised Learning: Watching Humans First
Supervised Learning









