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Distrust Has a Job; It's Just Not the One You're Doing

This article argues that distrust towards AI is not a defect but reliability engineering. Former micromanagers can become 'Verification Architects' who decide which AI tasks belong to Assist, Automate, or Avoid modes of the A3 framework and design verification loops. It distinguishes between authority maintenance and accumulated experience as two micromanagement motives, with the latter proving useful in AI contexts.

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Distrust Has a Job; It's Just Not the One You're Doing
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  • Micromanagers' distrust can be redirected into valuable verification work for AI.
  • Verification Architects assign A3 modes and design verification loops for AI tasks.
  • Authority maintenance and accumulated experience lead to different intervention outcomes.
  • AI needs structured verification, not blind trust.

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