> How, specifically, will AI be better at that than humans? At first, it won't. But eventually, with AIs getting more elaborate and employee databases getting

> How, specifically, will AI be better at that than humans? At first, it won't. But eventually, with AIs getting more elaborate and employee databases getting connected, it is not hard to see a scenario where "fired by an AI" becomes a black mark that prevents future employment. Such a black mark would eventually be enough for Jack to follow orders, just for fear of consequences.