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The book · EU edition

How to Bring AI into Your Company

Just enough to decide

Everyone is talking about AI. Something has to be done. And nobody has told you just enough to decide.

This book does not teach you AI. It gives you the judgement to decide which case to tackle first, who answers for each piece of data, what the law already requires of you and who can say no to the machine.

Seventeen chapters. Each one opens with a real story, leaves you a worksheet about your company and ends with what you do on Monday.

Inside

  • The 7 questions before signing an AI diagnostic
  • The 5 clauses that protect you in an AI contract
  • Your 90-day plan: three gates to go on or stop
  • All the AI your company already uses, on one page
  • From inbox to board: requests to copy and paste (sample)
Cover of «How to Bring AI into Your Company. Just enough to decide», by Alejandro Gutiérrez Mourente

The worksheets of all 17 chapters, editable

As PDFs to fill in on your computer and in Word. I send them in a ZIP, with session 1 of the course, free.

Where to get it

On Amazon, in paperback and on Kindle, from 17 November 2026.

The seventeen chapters

Opening · Just enough to understand

  1. ·The drawer and the Sunday
  2. 1What you buy when you buy AI
  3. 2Using is not implementing: which rung your company is on

I · Deciding the case

  1. 3Your first case, with an owner and two figures
  2. 4The cases that work all have the same shape
  3. 5Stopping in time is a good result too
  4. 6What it costs with 500 users, and the 7 questions for the supplier

II · Data, risk and law

  1. 7All the AI your company already uses, even if nobody decided it
  2. 8AI opens the same doors as your employee's keys
  3. 9The 5 clauses that protect you when you sign
  4. 10When AI decides about a person: what already binds you
  5. 11Who inspects you tomorrow, and how you win

III · Humans times AI

  1. 12Make AI show up in the profit and loss account
  2. 13If your reviewer never disagrees, the machine decides
  3. 14The AI training the law asks for, profile by profile
  4. 15Eighteen minutes a month that hold it all together
  5. 16When AI fails: learning without looking for culprits

Close · Monday

  1. 17What you do on Monday

Sources, note by note

About the author

Alejandro Gutiérrez Mourente. Fighter pilot, more than ten years on the F-18. Today: AI systems built inside companies, from Gran Canaria. mourente.ai