The Hidden Risk of AI Is Strategic Drift
- Christoph Burkhardt

- Jan 5
- 1 min read
By Christoph Burkhardt
AI Strategy Advisor | Founder, AI Impact Institute
AI rarely fails loudly.
It fails subtly—by normalizing decisions no one fully owns.
Over time:
Rationales disappear
Values blur
Strategy becomes statistical momentum
This is strategic drift.
When judgment isn’t operationalized, organizations lose the ability to explain why they do what they do. And when that happens, trust erodes—internally and externally.
Traceable judgment isn’t bureaucracy.
It’s a competitive advantage.




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