Every conference call and vendor deck now sells AI as if one autonomous agent can stand up an entire operation before the next sprint review.
After enough polished demos, even experienced stakeholders start buying the pitch.
Think of it like a hospital deciding its surgeons alone can run everything. So it removes the nurses, lab techs, pharmacists, intake clerks, orderlies, facilities staff, and security.
Looks great on a slide.
Falls apart the moment a real patient walks through the door.
That is exactly what I am seeing in production AI rollouts.
Teams swap humans for autonomous agents and immediately hit model hallucinations, brittle guardrails, runaway token spend, non-deterministic outputs, and silent rollbacks where the same headcount gets rehired.
I build a detached system.
LLMs accelerate design and handle fuzzy inputs; fixed rules own the repeatable paths; humans stay wired in for control, exception handling, and accountability.
Our Bank Statement Reconciliation System is built that way: no theatrical agent promises, controlled cost, reproducible output, and operators still holding the override.
AI should harden the organisation, not delete the judgment required to run it.
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我喜欢这段说明这部分，因为它讲得比较务实。
先存起来，主要是为了这部分。
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The framing around falls apart the moment is better than I expected.
The figures on fixed rules own the repeatable make more sense than most posts.
You can tell the writer actually worked on non-deterministic.
Good to finally see teams swap humans for autonomous set out this clearly.
Useful. We are dealing with humans stay wired right now.