13: AI Is an Accelerator, Not the Decision-Maker (Inside IMAGE '26)

13: AI Is an Accelerator, Not the Decision-Maker (Inside IMAGE '26)

Companies have spent years storing more and more data, but Amii Rozell and Hana Kabazi make an important distinction: saving the final answer is not the same as saving why you made the decision. Three years later, the interpretation may still be there while the lease problem, environmental concern, rejected idea, meeting discussion, or uncertainty behind it has disappeared. AI can help recover that context, but it can also sound very sure of itself when the record has holes. That leads to one of the most useful AI conversations I heard at IMAGE. Amii says companies are doing plenty of explaining about what AI is, but not enough training on how employees should actually use it. Hana’s advice is essentially the same thing teachers have always asked for: prove it. Ask where the answer came from, ask what the model does not know, understand the difference between public tools and protected enterprise systems, and do your own research before turning an AI inference into an operational decision. LINKS * Attend IMAGE '26 - www.imageevent.org/ * Listen to Inside IMAGE Podcast Series - www.imageevent.org/podcast

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