ANOTHER CRAZY DAY IN AI · THE BIG STORY

AI’s Bad Employee Problem

Companies are handing employees powerful AI agents, but without clear management, they may be scaling confusion faster than productivity.

By Wowza Team · Another Crazy Day in AI

IN THIS EDITION

The problem with unlimited AI workers

AI fatigue hits the enterprise

Don’t let AI make decisions unchecked

Some AI tools worth testing

THE BIG STORY

The Million-Agent Mess

A single manager looking at a messy network of AI agents on a screen

WHAT HAPPENED

Hebbia founder and CEO George Sivulka argues that AI did not simply replace human labor — it created a new kind of workforce made of tokens, agents, loops, and context. His point: companies are giving employees powerful AI tools, but most people still do not know how to give AI clear context, define good outputs, or manage agent workflows. The result is a lot of expensive AI activity that looks productive but may just be the software version of meetings about meetings.

THREE TAKEAWAYS

Token spend is not the real issue; the bigger problem is whether teams know how to direct AI toward useful work.

AI agents can scale bad processes instantly, which means poor instructions, weak context, and unclear goals become expensive fast.

Evals may become as important to AI workforces as OKRs are to human teams, because they define what “good” actually looks like.

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TWO QUICK HITS

What else is moving

AI Fatigue Hits the Enterprise

As companies roll out more AI tools, IT teams are facing a new workload: learning, testing, supervising, and validating AI outputs. The article argues that AI fatigue is becoming a real enterprise issue, especially when employees are expected to absorb constant change on top of their existing responsibilities.

Don’t Let AI Make Decisions Unchecked

IBM’s video explains why organizations need structured AI governance instead of simply trusting model outputs. It highlights ISO 42001, an international AI management standard designed to help companies define accountability, monitor risks, and improve AI systems over time.

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WORTH A TEST DRIVE

Some tools to try out

Julius

Helps users analyze, calculate, and visualize data using AI prompts instead of writing code.pira creates AI influencers that track trends, develop content strategies, and help manage brand accounts.

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Claude for Teachers

Gives verified U.S. K-12 educators free access to Claude’s premium features, teaching skills, and standards-aligned curriculum support.

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Flodesk Studio

Turns a simple prompt into an on-brand email design that can be sent through Flodesk or exported as HTML.

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