Do not outsource judgment to technology.

principle — attributed to Paul Miller

New tools do not fix bad decisions. Leaders fail when they stop interpreting and start delegating thinking. The current moment around artificial intelligence is repeating a pattern the media industry lived through with digital. The requirement is not technical fluency. It is judgment. The discipline is to interpret innovation rather than to defer to it, and that discipline gets harder exactly at the moment when deferral looks most sophisticated.

For executives navigating AI adoption under pressure to move fast.

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