A Forecaster book proposal
By Kevin L. Michel
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AI & tomorrow · A BOOK PROPOSAL
The Competence You Can't Outsource
Judgment, taste, and responsibility when answers become cheap
This proposed book would explore the human capabilities that matter when software can draft, summarize, calculate, and recommend. It would distinguish producing an answer from knowing whether the answer is useful, appropriate, or true. Readers would encounter practical examples of checking assumptions, recognizing missing context, developing taste, and retaining enough knowledge to challenge an output. The book would propose ways to practice judgment while using powerful tools, with responsibility remaining visible throughout the process.
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Inside the proposed edition
- A fluent answer can conceal a bad question
- The knowledge required to check the work
- Taste is a pattern of reasons
- Context that never reached the machine
- Practice that keeps judgment alive
- Who signs their name to the decision?
