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Artificial intelligence is making it harder for workers to stay in their professional lanes, and that difficulty is registering as a cultural problem inside organizations.
"Toe-treading," the informal term for stepping into a colleague's occupational territory, is shifting from occasional workplace awkwardness to something more routine and widespread.
The friction is blurring the boundaries between different occupations, at a cost to collaborative company culture.
The short version: AI tools are giving individuals access to capabilities that once required a person with a different job title.
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