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When AI Gets Authority, It Rarely Gives It Back
QR (Quick Read) - You roll out an AI capability to improve safety, speed, or cost. Then it starts making decisions you didn’t explicitly authorize—denying exceptions, rerouting approvals, or quietly changing thresholds. There’s no clear owner, no reliable override, and no fast rollback. The system is “working”… until it isn’t. That scenario isn’t new. It’s the premise of Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) —a surprisingly modern warning about what happens when we hand over c


Foundational | Relational | Operational | Developmental | Legacy – A Leadership Guide
Discover the art of leadership through five essential stages, from establishing authority to creating a lasting legacy. Whether you're a...
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