If your AI rollout is succeeding, you should be worried.
Not about the technology itself. It’s probably doing exactly what it promised.
What’s hard to see is what’s no longer happening. Two developers who would have had a technical argument. Now they are both quietly asking AI. Or not even thinking about it. The AI has already decided for them.
The senior engineer who identifies a common misunderstanding of your company’s systems based on a bug encountered by a junior developer. That gap in knowledge is never identified.
The person who walked into the standup and says “something feels off about this” before anyone had the data to prove it.
Your rollout metrics look great. Velocity is up. Tickets are down. Nobody’s flagging anything.
It’s the bystander effect applied to your organizational culture. It’s destroying organizational memory and muscle. Use it or lose it.
I built a diagnostic to find what your AI adoption is quietly breaking.