Open Question on Whether AI Lowers the Cost of Bad Decisions
This is a rhetorical discussion prompt asking whether cheaper AI-driven execution also makes poor decision-making cheaper and more frequent. It raises a conceptual question without describing a specific user pain point, workflow, or product gap.
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