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Founders should hand AI the boring work first, not strategy. The post lays out three tiers: no-stakes tasks like scheduling, CRM updates and expense logging; approval-gated work like emails and project plans; then autonomous decisions. Starting with low-risk, high-volume tasks builds trust fastest and frees real time before moving to higher-stakes work

By Aayush Dwivedi

Founders should hand AI the boring work first, not strategy. The post lays out three tiers: no-stakes tasks like scheduling, CRM updates and expense logging; approval-gated work like emails and project plans; then autonomous decisions. Starting with low-risk, high-volume tasks builds trust fastest and frees real time before moving to higher-stakes work

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Founders should hand AI the boring work first, not strategy. The post lays out three tiers: no-stakes tasks like scheduling, CRM updates and expense logging; approval-gated work like emails and project plans; then autonomous decisions. Starting with low-risk, high-volume tasks builds trust fastest and frees real time before moving to higher-stakes work screenshot
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