AI’s real disruption may be orgs pushing checkbox adoption without clear standards
annetgriffin · x · 2026-07-29
The post argues that one of AI’s biggest disruptions is not the technology itself, but the pressure inside organizations to “use AI” without clear intent or role-based standards.
The author says many companies are effectively encouraging checkbox adoption: people use AI just to signal compliance, while only a few have defined competency standards for different roles. The broader point is that change management matters, and teams need clearer thinking and better execution rather than simply more AI output.
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