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The Cost of Delegation

Agents execute at scale. Accountability doesn’t transfer. The founder who delegates everything to AI doesn’t become a CEO with thousands of staff — they become an accountability sink.

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Hallski

Hallski

This was a great article with some good points to anyone offloading work or pushes others to offload work to AI.

Especially point 2 under costs is often forgotten and really difficult to observe from first perspective.

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