Doc Reviewer's DIY AI Agent Went Viral at Work — Now He Fears Being Blamed for Its Errors
Southern-Ad6451 · reddit · 2026-11-07
A submission gatekeeper built a document-reviewing agent (pagination, numbering, phrasing) for his own team. Management found out and wants to validate and roll it out company-wide. He fears it will be used on higher-stakes documents, causing errors he'll be blamed for, and asks how to demo it safely and preserve its core purpose. A classic bottom-up enterprise AI adoption dilemma.
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