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        "text": "Choose an AI-assisted approach when the work is repetitive, requirements are reasonably clear, and you have a way to review the result. Choose conventional development or a managed product when the system is highly sensitive, safety-critical, deeply integrated, or difficult to test.\n\nA hybrid approach is often practical: use AI for drafts and routine work while a developer owns architecture, security, deployment, and difficult debugging. For a small business, an existing platform may be better than either option if it already meets the need.\n\nKey factors:\n- Risk and reversibility of failure.\n- Required customization.\n- Available technical oversight.\n- Long-term ownership and support.\n\nPractical guidance: Compare options using the same requirements, total cost, delivery risk, data controls, and maintenance plan. Pilot the riskiest assumption before committing to the full build.\n\nRun My AI Business helps entrepreneurs explore workflows and tools without claiming that one development method fits every project.",
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