Should a company ban AI in expert work?

A blanket ban is not necessary. For some tasks, however, it is useful to preserve a phase of independent human work and involve AI only afterward for comparison, critique or generation of additional options.

How can you tell that a tool is weakening expert judgment?

Employees struggle to explain the assumptions behind their own conclusions, solve unusual cases without the system or increasingly produce very similar solutions.

Artificial intelligence can weaken expert judgment. Companies should preserve space for independent thinking

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Automating knowledge work can save time while reducing opportunities to develop one’s own judgment. If employees accept ready-made answers without checking assumptions, they may gradually lose the ability to recognize unusual situations and errors. Researchers at INSEAD therefore recommend designing AI use so that it supports critical thinking rather than merely producing results faster.

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Artificial intelligence can weaken expert judgment. Companies should preserve space for independent thinking

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