
Many AI initiatives fail not because of models or licenses, but because key roles are missing in the organization. In this episode, we talk about why AI assistants are really organizational design, and how you can use a simple role framework to clearly set responsibilities, quality standards, and handovers. ### In this episode - Why AI becomes a meeting topic when there are no roles - Gartner forecast: Why many autonomous AI systems will be stopped by 2027 - The role framework: task, responsibility, handover, rules - Practical example Britney: Brand manager as an AI role ### Sources - Gartner Newsroom (2025): Forecast on the cancellation rate of agentic or autonomous AI projects by the end of 2027. (Please add the link in the editorial team with the exact Gartner Newsroom article.) More info at: Here is our April offer: [Spring Special](https://www.leadersofai.com/specials-multi/spring-special#offer) And here is our newsletter: [Newsletter Sign-up](https://www.leadersofai.com/newsletter)
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