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AI is juicing the economy. But is it making us more productive—or just louder? Every major revolution starts in chaos. Electricity? People were electrocuted daily. Machines? People were maimed daily. They all began with confusion, denial, and overpromising. AI is no different. Right now, we’re in the noisy middle. The “AI slop” phase. Tools that write soulless novels in seconds. Models that hallucinate confidently while pretending to be right. But you have to focus on where things are headed. The problems will be solved. The ground faults will come to stop people from getting electrocuted. AI is already changing how knowledge work gets done. Hours of research reduced to minutes. Complex data pulled together instantly. Insight generated faster than we can digest it. But you still need to know how to use it. You still need to think critically, and trust but verify. Because AI doesn’t replace intelligence. It multiplies it. Every technological leap follows the same arc: denial → fear → adoption → transformation. The people who learn to work with the new tools always outpace those who resist them. And right now, the money shows the world is all in. - Global AI investment crossed $471 billion between 2013 and 2024. - Big Tech’s 2025 spending is expected to top $155 billion. - By 2026, global AI spending is forecast to hit $2 trillion. That’s conviction on a planetary scale. What’s happening isn’t hype. It’s compounding. We’ve hit the flywheel. Machines coding machines. Systems improving themselves. Every advancement feeding the next. At Mosaic, we've been using AI to solve once impossible problems like accurate forecasting of workload, revenue, and headcount. Things that make running a business a lot easier, and burnout a thing of the past. Learn more at mosaicapp.com

If you are relying on intuition and disconnected spreadsheets to staff your people, you are hurting your bottom line. Your hard work should reflect in your profits, but you need the right tools to do so. Join Mosaic CEO John Meyer and Onboarding Manager Sara K. for a live demo on how to replace manual guesswork with real-time operational intelligence. Date: December 18th Time: 12pm EST / 9am PST Register here: https://lnkd.in/e2icxtdS

We are hosting a Happy Hour on November 13th in San Francisco’s Barrel Room for an evening of conversation and connection among Bay Area Architects and Engineers. Who: A&E Leaders and Professionals What: Networking and honest conversations about optimizing operations and improving your firm’s efficiency Why come: Matthew Onken (Director, Lionakis) and John Meyer (CEO, Mosaic) will share how Lionakis achieved greater efficiency and profitability through clear, fast, and data-driven processes for resource management and resource sharing. Join us to learn how Lionakis operates and succeeds as one team across 6 different offices. We’ll see you there!

Over the past two years, AI has gone from a tech curiosity to an indispensable professional tool. We're in the middle of a major shift, and it's happening faster than anything we've seen before. In my latest Medium post, I share six key principles I've learned while implementing AI solutions at Mosaic, covering everything from seeing AI as a teammate instead of a threat to measuring its true ROI. Let me know what you think! Where do you find AI beneficial for your teams or yourself? #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #EngineeringLeadership #Management #Productivity

Many A&E firms run blind—burning hours in inefficient planning and under‑utilized talent. Use Mosaic’s ROI Calculator now and see your true gain over 3 years. ✔ No more guesswork. ✔ Clear dollars saved, utilization improved, turnover reduced. ✔ It only takes a few minutes. Act now — you can’t afford to leave profits on the table.

Zach Freshner helped CESO grow to nearly 800 people by creating an integrated and centralized resource management process, changing the way CESO aligns its people and deploys them across the business. On October 23rd, Zach will lead an executive roundtable with our CEO, John Meyer, at Prime & Provisions Steakhouse exploring: 💠 How CESO moved from a service-line-centric organization to a client-centric organization 💠 How and why better planning and visibility enabled CESO’s strategic transformation 💠 What changes and systems helped CESO prepare for their next 5 years of growth and expansion Register Now to this interactive roundtable designed for executives which will focus on the strategic importance of resource management for a growing A&E firm and learn actionable strategies for improving operations.