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AI rollout for 100 employees, mostly non-technical – what worked?


Looking to roll out AI tools to my corporate team of around 100 employees. We have some engineers, but most are non-technical people (ops, finance, marketing, and site-level managers).

What I want to avoid:

- everyone pasting company data into random consumer AI tools with zero visibility or control. - everyone making their own version of the same tool over and over. - lots of different server instances all over the place that IT doesn't know about.

What I'm looking for:

- Sanctioned AI access with some admin visibility (usage policies, data retention, permissions by team) - Ideas for shared infrastructure and how to collaborate on projects better. - Visibility for teams to see what other people have built. - Encourages adoption/collaboration (shared prompts, internal use cases) rather than locking things down so hard nobody uses it

I really appreciate the HN community because a lot of you are way ahead of me in this process. If you have found any good tools or ways to use existing tools or platforms please share.


  👤 MrCoffee7 Accepted Answer ✓
You need to identify your use cases first to see if it even makes any economic sense to bring in some kind of mass AI and also have your legal dept. look over any issues that arise with AI use, especially if you work in a regulated industry of some kind like healthcare or finance.