Six months in, the biggest blocker to AI adoption I see isn't technical. It's that nobody wants to be the person who reported the problem.
Short observation from working with a few companies this year. When AI gets introduced after a round of layoffs, or alongside any talk about efficiency, people stop reporting when the tools fail. Flagging a problem with the AI feels like you're arguing for your own job, and nobody wants to look lik…
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