[visarga]

You can automate work but never owning the consequences. AI tasks emerge from human contexts, they perform work in the context and finally the outcomes collect in the context - gains, losses, risks, costs. So AI is great but it needs our skin for the start, middle and end of a task.

[OutOfHere]

It's not as if management owns any consequences. At best they adapt, but so can AI. Management tasks are not like engineering tasks.

[pillefitz]

As stated in the sibling comment, management is very similar to engineering.

[OutOfHere]

Of course management would like to make that claim, but I don't see it substantiated. In what way is management "owning the consequences" -- are they losing their equity or risking an unpaid suspension?