45% of execs limit human AI oversight to high-stakes work, or don't have any oversight at all

Lane Gillespie for Zapier

Posted 11/10/26

Zapier reports that 45% of executives limit human oversight of AI to high-stakes work, with many giving AI full autonomy, risking costly mistakes.

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