Why might speeding up one task fail to improve productivity?

Because other parts of the process may remain bottlenecks.

Who is responsible for output created with AI?

The company must assign accountability clearly within its governance.

Automating a badly designed process will not create fundamental change. Managers need to rethink the work itself

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Companies are under pressure to demonstrate returns on AI investments quickly. Speeding up a single task, however, may not improve the outcome of the overall process. Ee Lyn Khoo argues that managers need to redefine workflow dependencies, accountability and how people collaborate with automated systems.

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Automating a badly designed process will not create fundamental change. Managers need to rethink the work itself

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