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Published: Automation Does Not Scale Judgment Unless You Transfer the Judgment

Writer: Heather Fricke
Heather Fricke
Sep 25
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Automation.com published Heather Fricke’s article, “Automation Does Not Scale Judgment Unless You Transfer the Judgment,” on September 12, 2026. The article also appears in the September 2026 issue of Automation.com Monthly.

Why it matters

The article examines what happens when organizations automate the visible task but fail to transfer the human distinctions, escalation rules, evidence standards and judgment the work actually depends on. It connects Frick-E Energy™, Promptology™, Human Algorithm™ and the Human-AI Understanding Gap to a concrete operational question: whether AI-enabled automation can preserve enough human decision logic to act faithfully at scale.

Read the original publication: https://www.automation.com/article/automation-does-not-scale-judgment-unless-you-transfer-the-judgment

 
 
 

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