Guardrails can make risky delegation work — but it takes a full-time team, says iandanforth
iandanforth · x · 2026-10-16
Following up on his point that only tasks with unambiguous, verifiable results can be truly delegated, iandanforth adds that you can build sufficient process and guardrails to overcome this — but it takes a team of passionate, focused people working full time. A reality check on the hidden human cost behind "hands-off" AI delegation.
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