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Cognitive Debt: The Invisible Liability Sitting on Every Balance Sheet

Dr. Arpita Sen2 months ago1 month ago06 mins

Last month I watched a manager write performance feedback for his team. Except he did not write it. He typed three bullet points into an AI tool, got back four polished paragraphs, changed one word, and hit send. The whole exercise took ninety seconds. Six months ago, that same feedback would have taken him forty…

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  • Your Bell Curve Died. Your Managers Just Haven’t Attended the Funeral.
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