India, Sept. 24 -- Ritesh Kapadia, SVP & Field CTO at iLink Digital, argues that the shift from traditional automation to AI autonomy requires a deliberate, evidence-based control model to navigate the shift from predictable, scripted workflows to adaptable, probabilistic decision-making.

Word Count - 1440 Over the last two years, most enterprises have stopped asking whether AI belongs in their operations. That question has been settled by results. The question I now hear in almost every architecture review and steering committee is sharper and considerably harder to answer: how much decision-making are we prepared to hand over, and to what?

This is the shift from automation to autonomy, and it is not a linguistic distinction. Automat...