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        "text": "Standard automation is often better for fixed rules, while AI is more useful when the workflow must interpret varied text, summarize research, classify information, or draft language. Many practical systems combine both: conventional triggers and integrations around an AI step.\n\n## Context\nRun My AI Business examples include recurring research, content drafting, prospect preparation, billing checks, and support workflows. Some steps are predictable and should not be made more complex merely because AI is available.\n\n## Key factors\n- Consistency of the input\n- Need for interpretation or language generation\n- Consequence of a wrong result\n- Availability of reliable rules and structured data\n\n## Practical guidance\nLabel every step as rule-based, AI-assisted, or human-only before building. Use the simplest method that meets the requirement, then add AI where ambiguity or unstructured information creates real value.\n\nThis avoids turning straightforward tasks into fragile systems.",
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