"Adjust the seat, leave the altimeter" is the line I will steal. When every department builds its own AI helpers, the prompt and the format can be personal, but what counts as an approved requirement or a finished review has to read the same for everyone, or the drift you describe arrives quietly. The hard part is that nobody's job description says "keeper of the altimeter". In the organizations you work with, who ends up owning that decision when no role was created for it?
"Adjust the seat, leave the altimeter" is the line I will steal. When every department builds its own AI helpers, the prompt and the format can be personal, but what counts as an approved requirement or a finished review has to read the same for everyone, or the drift you describe arrives quietly. The hard part is that nobody's job description says "keeper of the altimeter". In the organizations you work with, who ends up owning that decision when no role was created for it?