PhD study asks whether generative AI improves leaders' decisions or erodes autonomy
Markus___X · reddit · 2026-07-28
A PhD researcher is recruiting 400 European leaders for a 10-minute anonymous survey on a specific question: does generative AI improve decision-making, or does it quietly erode decision-makers' autonomy?
The post argues that despite widespread adoption forecasts, there is still very little empirical evidence on how genAI affects the perceived autonomy of people actually using it.
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