‘When everyone’s responsible, no one is’: the AI champion problem
01-10-2026 16:50 via thenextweb.com

‘When everyone’s responsible, no one is’: the AI champion problem

Find a champion. Protect 20% of their time. Wait for it to spread. One of the people in the room with me had run that play before, in the era of robotic process automation. Their leadership agreed to protect 20% of an AI champion’s time. A month later, the manager had taken it back. There […]
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