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Automation is accelerating across organizations — but not everything can be automated.
In this episode, Chris Fanchi speaks with Chris Samaras about the real limits of automation and why human judgment, accountability, and leadership still matter in AI-driven workplaces. They explore where automation helps, where it quietly breaks down, and why efficiency is not the same thing as responsibility.
This conversation is for leaders and managers trying to adopt AI without losing trust, context, or human decision-making — and for anyone thinking seriously about what work still requires humans as automation expands.
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