Management judgment for the age of AI.

AI & Management Review is Devin Feng’s independent publication on how AI changes organizations, management decisions, and the boundaries of trust.

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Topic 01

Organization and Management in the AI Era

How AI changes coordination, accountability, team design, and organizational effectiveness.

6 essays · 4 decision cards, 1 content card

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Topic 02

AI Adoption and Business Decisions

How leaders evaluate AI investments, choose use cases, and define delegation boundaries.

5 essays · 4 decision cards

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Topic 03

AI Capabilities and Trust

How managers verify outputs, set controls, and work with the limits of AI.

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AI does more. Why has the company not become stronger?

07Look at the result across the whole business lineRead on04Look at where capacity goes and the full cost

How much of a business step goes to AI, and how do you state the requirements clearly?

05Set permissions and handoverRead on09Organize the business judgment

Before AI takes on a formal task, what do you need to specify first?

08Define the goal, information, boundaries, and acceptanceWhen this happensWhen material is plentiful but the point is missed03

The AI result looks credible. What should you check?

02Numbers and sourcesRead alongsideFor manipulated input, see06

The requirements are clear. Why does the proposal keep going in circles?

10Examine the frame both sides started withCompare03Define the analysis purpose and criteria

How can employees tell whether AI is worth using, and why might they resist a company rollout?

13Look at the distance between the work and AICompare14Look at the employee’s own gains and risks