It's interesting how this relates the classic problem of "responsibility vs authority".

Humans, especially ones under abusive managers, often have a lot of responsibility but no authority that affects the outcome.

In an ideal situation you either have both, or none. You make the decision and answer for it, or you follow decisions but don't get blamed when it's wrong.

LLMs managed to slide into a space where they get to make authoritative decisions but if something fails we don't really blame them.

I'm not saying LLMs should be held responsible, but it's funny how people claim they replace humans, but are giving them an extremely easy, kid-gloves, success target.