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When AI Earns The Right To Act
AI should not just explain operational failures. It should investigate them, validate a fix in a dry run, and wait for a human to approve the change before anything touches the system of record.
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AI should not just explain operational failures. It should investigate them, validate a fix in a dry run, and wait for a human to approve the change before anything touches the system of record.
Most product teams can find out what competitors are shipping. The harder work is deciding whether it matters, what assumptions should change, and what response actually makes sense.