Talogy Reports Under-Investment in People, Launches Human-AI Collaboration Model

The Common Question

Why are companies not getting ROI from their AI investments?

The Lesson in This Case

Organizations pour 93 cents of every AI dollar into technology infrastructure and just 7 cents into the people expected to make that technology produce results – and that imbalance is where most AI ROI goes to die. Companies that measure human-AI collaboration quality, not just usage frequency or prompt fluency, are significantly more likely to report measurable returns on their AI investments. If you are reviewing your AI budget, the line item most likely missing is a structured framework for assessing whether your people can critically evaluate outputs, adapt to evolving tools, and resist the kind of over-reliance that quietly erodes the skills AI was supposed to free up.

Originally reported by HR Dive. Read the full story here.