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A wave of automation is increasing in every task. AI agents are being handed over to our inboxes, our calendars, our customer service, our social media and even our bank accounts. They are building our emails, running our marketing campaigns, handling client talks and, in many cases, doing a good job of doing it.
But here’s the question that no one wants to ask in a loud voice: What happens when AI is disturbed? Like, really is messed up.
Not just spelling error or wrong calendar booking.
I mean Overall neglect
I mean, in which a client is forbidden from their livelihood, its reputation, or paradise, a mistake that causes severe injury to someone, or even worse.
Now we are on the brink of a silent revolution. One where our characters, voices, choices and responsibilities are being handed over to the algorithm. And the rate from which this is happening is surprising. AI does not sleep, does not ask for bonuses and does not come with HR complaints. It is a lord from the bottom line. But Without caution there is a mountain in disguise.
As the proverb is: “Look in front of you, because the earth is not always a place where it used to be.”
We just can’t automatically do the way out of responsibility
The problem is not AI. This is blind trust. It is assigning responsibility for something that cannot be held responsible.
If an AI draft an email that violates an agreement, who pays it?
If an AI trades on your behalf and loses your life savings, who is responsible?
If an AI filters your services candidates with biased logic, who is tried?
And in a remote future, if an AI Healthcare Protocol or Transport System manages and dies, is it a bug, or is it a massacre?
Right now, the accountability chain is excellent. We have created a power structure without the Power of Attorney. AI agents do not sign the NDA. They do not have to face the time of jail. There are no AI Ombudsman or Ethics courts. And no one seems to have the construction of this infrastructure so fast.
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Yes, we have to accept innovation … but with helmet
Let’s be clear, I like AI. I use it daily. It is renewing the business, creating new levels of performance, and unlocking the capabilities that we only dreamed of a few years ago.
But without supervision, the delegation is not an innovation, it is the phrase.
We should not give full access to AI agents to accounts, social platforms or sensitive data unless AI-level manager, AI compliance officers, AI C-Suites and yes, even AI Nanny and the police are present.
We say that we create a smart, independent AI to handle our financial affairs. Who is checking its decision -making matrix? Which framework is there to audit its logic or overwrite bad calls? The more we hand over, the more important we have to maintain everything.
The solution is not to stop innovation. This is to build responsibility in architecture. Like every powerful tool before, electricity, cars, aircraft and the Internet … We need structures, rules and cultures to support safe and fair use.
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Don’t wait for destruction to ask the right questions
History has shown us repeatedly that the reaction of humanity appears After With a catastrophe but with AI, we cannot find this luxury.
So before we plug next generation agent and overcome our payroll, our CRM, or our lives, we have to ask:
- Who is monitoring AI?
- Who is accountable when it is broken?
- What rights do we have when it fails?
Because unless we can answer these questions with confidence, the most smart move of any business personality is to put a hand on the wheels.
The future is coming fast, I urge you to embrace it. Just make sure it doesn’t drive you on an auto pilot.
A wave of automation is increasing in every task. AI agents are being handed over to our inboxes, our calendars, our customer service, our social media and even our bank accounts. They are building our emails, running our marketing campaigns, handling client talks and, in many cases, doing a good job of doing it.
But here’s the question that no one wants to ask in a loud voice: What happens when AI is disturbed? Like, really is messed up.
Not just spelling error or wrong calendar booking.
I mean Overall neglect
I mean, in which a client is forbidden from their livelihood, its reputation, or paradise, a mistake that causes severe injury to someone, or even worse.
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