Artificial intelligence is now woven into everyday business operations, often without much attention. It schedules interviews, reviews resumes, answers customer questions, flags unusual behaviors, and helps teams process more information than they ever could on their own. Most enterprise AI today is not autonomous or futuristic. Rather, they are systems trained on large datasets to recognize patterns and surface probabilities. In many cases, these tools work as intended. They save time, reduce manual effort, and bring consistency to repeatable tasks. The risk emerges when AI shifts from support to authority. As AI becomes more embedded in workflows, organizations may begin to accept outputs at face value






