Battlecards for common AI adoption objections

This is going to replace us. A frontline expert sees AI taking over a visible part of their craft. Say this I understand why it feels that way. The task changing first is drafting; the human role we are protecting is judgment, exceptions, and final accountability. Do not say "nothing will change" unless that is actually true. It acknowledges the ending and reorients toward the new contribution. AI gets things wrong, so we should not use it. A risk-aware employee has seen a plausible false answer. Correct. That is why this use case is draft-and-verify, not decide-and-send. Bring the wrong…

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