Delegate tasks, retain judgment
What should I keep when I give work to AI?
Graham distinguishes delegating to AI from developing people, emphasizing human judgment and direction.
Molly Graham
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What does this actually establish?
| Source status | Source locator: Public episode outline; companion essay: Change Creates Opportunity. It Also Sucks. · Not an independently verified outcome |
|---|---|
| Speaker context | Executive and leadership adviser · personal career perspective |
| What remains open | This is career guidance, not evidence that a particular role is protected from change. |
AGI editorial interpretation
Two ways this could unfold
Less drafting may create room for judgment. Without deliberate practice, it may also weaken your ability to evaluate results.
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