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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, invoked the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés—who burned his boats upon arriving in Mexico in 1519, eliminating any possibility of retreat—to describe the posture he believes corporate America is quietly assuming toward AI adoption. Companies are investing heavily, making structural bets, and cutting off their own escape routes. Whether that leads to conquest or catastrophe, Zandi suggests, may depend on timing. The analogy crystallized for Zandi after fintech company Block announced it was slashing its workforce by 40%.
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The Harvard Business Review recently documented what it calls “workslop”: AI-generated work that looks polished but requires someone downstream to fix. When that work is a memo, it is annoying. When it is a cryptographic library, it is catastrophic. As AI accelerates the pace of software production, the verification gap does not shrink. It widens. Engineers stop understanding what their systems do. AI outsources not just the writing but the thinking.
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