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The safe harbor paradox: when combining human and AI skills creates or destroys value
Human oversight is widely assumed to mitigate the risks of deploying artificial intelligence in complex tasks. This paper challenges that assumption, showing that the human-machine skill policy is a high-variance proposition: it yields the highest economic utility when genuine augmentation is achiev
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