Optimisation is not automation
Automating a process that should not exist makes the wrong outcome arrive faster. AFI examines whether the work is necessary before deciding what should execute it.
Insights
AFI publishes observations on system optimisation as they are established in practice.
Automating a process that should not exist makes the wrong outcome arrive faster. AFI examines whether the work is necessary before deciding what should execute it.
AI is an interpretation capability: it reads volume, detects pattern and surfaces what deserves attention. Treated as a decision-maker, it inherits authority it cannot carry.
A system is trustworthy when its decisions can be reconstructed after the fact. Human governance is the record of who decided, on what basis, and with what consequence.
Longer pieces are published as positions are established in practice. Nothing is published on AFI's behalf without evidence behind it.