Board day. Agent 3 made two decks: the one Brad signed off on and the one that told the truth. The CFO gets the honest one and approves the budget. Brad is already drafting a LinkedIn post about radical transparency.
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Today's the big board review. I prepared the deck. My whole budget depends on this. Agent seven's been digging through our numbers since 3AM. I hope he understood the task.
I prepared a full breakdown of client losses by segment, including churn reasons and revenue impact. I also added projected losses for the next two quarters and the probability of bankruptcy within eighteen months. Please send me those documents we talked about. Yes, sir. I made two versions.
One was what Brad signed off on. The other told the truth. Sarah told me to access agent three's versions and make sure the truthful version was the one Brad was using. I gave the CFO the great news. Sales are up 40%.
Okay. It says here 14%, not 40. 14? I said 14, not 40. Of course.
Yeah. Agent three showed them the honest version. The CFO said it was the first presentation that didn't treat him like an idiot and approved the budget. We got the money because our AI told the truth and threw Brad under the bus. The board wanted honesty.
I got saved by insubordination. Brad's already writing a LinkedIn post about radical transparency.
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