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The podcast transcript attributes to Brynjolfsson the framing of repetitive coordination and reporting as white-collar drudgery. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Episode 678: Salim Ismail — unSILOed Podcast with Greg LaBlanc · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:a8e8861ed38bff1c918a701584d7245cdc3023581570575f5cade56aca0c4f2b

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Middle management does two things: it takes decisions from above and cascades them down, and it takes information from down and feeds it up. Okay? It's all coordination, and AI can do all that coordination at a hundred X faster, cheaper, more accurately than a human being can do it. Erik Brynjolfsson, I think, has the best frame for it. He calls it white-collar drudgery, right? Nobody needs to be assembling sales report from five regions and then passing it up just to the chief sales officer.

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