Should proposed AI laws make this distinction? The EU regulates decisions against individuals which are determined by algorithms, but it doesn't and realistical

Should proposed AI laws make this distinction? The EU regulates decisions against individuals which are determined by algorithms, but it doesn't and realistically couldn't prohibit a corporate director from running a financial model to help inform whether team X should get more staff. If you want to regulate that director's use of AI to exercise her corporate power, it seems like you have to be concerned about the question-answering AIs which might be easier to use than her spreadsheets.