This week Tal sat in on a run of discovery calls with companies in wildly different industries — a demolition contractor, a healthcare group, a warehouse-software company — and saw the exact same problem three times in a row. Not that they lacked AI. That their company couldn't think: their information was scattered across a dozen apps that had never once spoken to each other, with AI bolted onto each silo separately. This episode is about the unglamorous fix almost nobody will do, and why that's exactly where the advantage is.

In this one:

- Why most companies aren't missing AI — they're renting a dozen disconnected brains

- Bolting AI onto a silo just gives you a smarter silo

- Build the foundation, not another shiny tool (nobody claps for plumbing)

- Organizational memory: the knowledge that walks out the door when people leave

- A turn toward memory, faith, and what we choose to keep and pass down

Find what Tal's building and the tools he trusts at lvluplocal.com.