Proactive AI like Dot already catches your mistakes—but don't rely on it, warns Allie Miller
alliekmiller · x · 2026-10-10
Allie Miller shares that someone's Dot assistant caught a mistake before they did; her own Dot has flagged scheduling conflicts, missing meeting details, and important billing notices.
Her caveat: as AI becomes more proactive and high-agency, business leaders must make sure teams don't rely solely on AI to catch conflicts or errors—she admits she's already falling into that trap a bit.
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