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AI Failure Patterns in Decision-Making Drift, Responsibility Loss, and Hidden Risks in Everyday Work Most AI-related failures do not result from recklessness or misuse. They emerge from competent people adapting to tools that reward speed, fluency, and completion. This is Volume 2 of the AI at Work series. Its role is diagnosis. Through structured analysis and composite real-world cases, this book identifies recurring patterns: responsibility diffusing across people and artifacts, review becoming procedural rather than cognitive, assumptions hardening into defaults, and decisions forming without clear ownership. The series follows a deliberate arc: Volume 1 establishes awareness, Volume 2 makes failure predictable, Volume 3 introduces discipline through formal methods, and the Companion Manual enables enforcement. This volume does not propose controls or tools. Its purpose is to make quiet failure visible-before it becomes normalized.

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