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Latest · Issue 001 · 6 min
The work multiplied. The responsibility did not.
AI systems are moving from producing one answer to coordinating many workers, tools and background steps. That changes the bottleneck: generating work becomes easier while defining, reconciling and accepting it becomes harder.
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- unknowns and human checkpoints kept visible
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