Yeah, just not the ones people usually bring up. Everyone talks about hallucinations. Real problem, but you learn to work around it fast. What actually gets people is that AI can't fix a broken process. It just runs it faster. I do audits for companies wanting to automate, and half the time they don't have an automation problem. They've got a process nobody ever wrote down and three people doing the same job three different ways. Automate that and you've got a bigger mess moving quicker. The other one is judgment. AI is great at producing something that sounds reasonable. It has no idea when reasonable isn't enough. Most of what I see going wrong isn't the tech. It's people aiming it at the wrong problem. Where have you hit the wall with it?