Why the next stage of AI at work may be about moving from task productivity to outcome ownership

AI has already changed what a productive workday looks like.

A developer can generate code in minutes. A product professional can draft a PRD with a few prompts. A QA engineer can create test cases faster. A designer can explore multiple concepts before the first meeting of the day.

Work that once consumed hours can increasingly be completed in a fraction of the time. For professionals, that sounds like an obvious win.

But it creates a more uncomfortable question:

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