I've been thinking about what AI saves. Is it really TIME... Or is it DECISIONS? Every decision has a HIDDEN COST. 📧 Which email deserves a reply? 🎯 Which task creates the most value? 💡 Which opportunity is worth pursuing? Individually, they're small. Collectively, they consume an enormous amount of attention. Maybe AI's greatest value isn't simply doing more work... It's REDDUCING the NUMBER of DECISIONS you have to make in the first place. Not by taking control--- But by filtering noise, surfacing priorities, and narrowing the next best action. One thought that keeps coming back to me💡 In many modern AI workflows, execution is no longer the bottleneck, BUT selecting the next best action with confidence is. Less decision fatigue. More intentional execution. That's why I wonder if the next frontier isn't just automation... It's DECISION COMPRESSION. Not replacing human judgment... But compressing hundreds of low-value decisions INTO a handful of high-confidence ones. Curious how others see it💡 When you're building AI systems, are you optimizing to remove tasks... OR to remove unnecessary decisions?