AI takes the easy decisions; leaders must get comfortable with the hard ones
THE SO WHAT
As AI absorbs routine choices, leaders get left holding only the ambiguous, political, and ethically loaded calls. Recalibrate your calendar now—if your week is still dominated by decisions an agent could make, you're underutilizing both the tech and your role.
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