Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Many of the conversations we’re hearing around AI are still very future-focused. There’s a lot of hype around AI — and rightfully so — but so far, much of its real-world impact has only scratched the surface of what it’s truly capable of. This is especially true in the workplace. Companies have spent the last few years rapidly implementing AI tools into the workplace with the intention of automating repetitive tasks, managing workflows and turning data into insights that employees can actually use. But executives’ high expectations for AI are often misaligned with how employees are actually using the technology: More than half of employees say they primarily use AI tools to double-check their work (54%) and draft emails, reports or other written content (52%). While these use cases are driving efficiencies in the workplace, they showcase only a portion of AI’s potential. AI can play a leading role in day-to-day execution and strategy, too.…