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K. Popper asked not who should rule but how to limit the damage rulers do. I put a machine (Jev) that cannot write or plan through Dörner’s lab of how people fail in complex situations, then made it coach to an AI mayor, to see what an AI critic can do for policy and what only the world can.
The plan passed review. Six weeks later, it failed. A premortem asks what most likely went wrong before execution begins.
A small action can carry a large blast radius when customers, workflows, or dependent decisions inherit its effects.
Generative AI excels at language generation, but complex enterprise problems require structured decision intelligence. Enter Jev.Continue reading on Towards AI »
A decision can be reversible for the company and costly for everyone who acted on it. The real question is who pays when it is undone.
The worst automated system isn't one that misses problems. It's one that flags so many non-problems that you stop listening.
The worst output from an automated system isn't a wrong answer. It's a confident wrong answer that looks right.
A team can be surrounded by status updates and still be unable to answer a simple question: what is actually true right now? The difference is not more reporting. It is a current state.
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