ExBooks · Practical AI · Draft · expert review required
Managing the Machine Team.
How to Lead People and AI Without Losing Accountability
AI can draft, summarize, recommend and sometimes act. It still cannot own a promise to a customer or accept responsibility for a harmful decision.
This book gives managers a practical way to redesign work around that boundary: role charters, delegation levels, evidence packets, review capacity, escalation, quality measurement and incident response.
Publisher-adapted draft; audience scope awaits expert review.
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StatusDraft · expert review required
TopicsPractical AI · Leadership
ImprintThe Research Ledger Press
Print length172 pages · 6 x 9 in
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01Leading people and AI
A theme of the book. The free sample includes the table of contents and the first chapter.
02Accountability
A theme of the book. The free sample includes the table of contents and the first chapter.
03Team operations
A theme of the book. The free sample includes the table of contents and the first chapter.
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