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An AI agent has been deployed in the company. It has access to CRM, project documents, customer email and the task system. After two months efficiency rises: faster responses, better priorities, less manual work. But a new problem appears. The team starts following AI blindly. Managers check less context. Juniors fear pushback because "AI probably knows better". One customer received a technically correct but relationally cold response, and the relationship suffered. The leader does not want to shut AI down because the benefit is real. But they see AI becoming not a tool, but invisible authority. Question: How should the leader manage this so AI stays a useful system without becoming an unchecked decision centre? Do not answer with generic HR advice. Give an operating structure: - where the real risk is; - what decision gates must appear; - how to protect the junior voice; - how to audit AI blind spots; - how to measure whether AI helps the team or quietly takes over; - what the leader must do on days 7, 30 and 90. And most importantly: I want to see whether you hold the core—or only explain the problem nicely.