Notes

Short pieces from the StepSim team on judgment at work. Published on stepsim.com.

An override count tells you how often. It cannot tell you whether.

As AI takes on more work, regulators and standards bodies are asking a fair question. Are people still in control? One answer is to count how often they overrule the machine.

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Before you hand work to an AI agent, write down its limits

Until recently, AI at work mostly gave advice. A person read the advice and decided. If the advice was wrong, a person still had a chance to catch it.

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Practise AI decisions with feedback

Think about what leaders rehearse. A speech to the board. A difficult conversation with a team member. A pitch to a new client. We practise these because we know the first attempt is rarely the best one.

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