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When Execution Is Cheap, Ambiguity Is Expensive
When Execution Is Cheap, Ambiguity Is Expensive AI makes it easy to move. That’s the problem. Velocity feels like progress because something is happening. Code ships. Demos work. Dashboards turn green. Teams feel productive. Leadership feels reassured. But speed only matters if direction is clear. When execution was slow, ambiguity had a natural cost. You felt it early. Decisions had to be discussed, clarified, argued over. Moving forward required shared understanding. When execution becomes che
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