"the binding constraint has moved from can you build it to can you tell whether it’s right."

The company I work for is currently trying to accelerate internal AI adoption, and recently laid off people to help force it. As I've written here before, this merely pools accountability (not removing it) and things will break in unexpected ways as people are not domain experts in these new areas added to their jobs.

I wonder if we will see a large reversal in a few years, or if AI will somehow be able to fix this too

Until AI can take responsibility I don't see the accountability issue being solved, hopefully this doesn't just mean humans become responsibility machines.

Company officers already are.