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La toma de decisiones por consenso no funciona en la era de la IA

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By Jonathan Rosenthal, Neal Zuckerman
| Infobae Verified
La IA está provocando un ajuste profundo en el mundo corporativo. Aunque la mayoría de los líderes probablemente coincida en que sus organizaciones deberán adaptarse, muy pocos están dispuestos a admitir que esto implica abandonar uno de los principios de gestión más extendidos del último medio siglo: la toma de decisiones por consenso. Las empresas que sobrevivan a la próxima década serán aquellas que tengan el valor de cambiar la forma en que se toman las decisiones.
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Decision-Making by Consensus Doesn’t Work in the AI Era

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By Jonathan Rosenthal, Neal Zuckerman
| Harvard Business Review Verified
SKIP TO CONTENT AI is bringing about an organizational reckoning. While most leaders probably agree that their organizations will need to adapt, too few are willing to admit that this will require them to abandon one of the most pervasive management principles of the past half-century: decision-making by consensus. The companies that survive the next decade will not be those with the best algorithms or the most data. They will be those that have the courage to abandon how decisions get made.
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AI Destroys the Old Learning Curve

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By Jonathan Rosenthal, Neal Zuckerman
| Magzter Inc. Verified
The Wall Street Journal | October 23, 2025 Wright’s Law is being rewritten, and leaders who don’t adapt to this new world will be replaced. Scale drives efficiency—for almost a century, industrial planners have relied on this simple principle. In 1936 aeronautical engineer Theodore Wright discovered that costs fell ina predictable way every time production doubled. The more you produc This story is from the October 23, 2025 edition of The Wall Street Journal.
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