Perfect Closed Loop

On the morning when I received the layoff notice, my AI assistant Aiwen arranged a full day schedule for me: arriving at the company at 08:30, weekly department meeting at 09:00, processing emails at 10:30... It knows everything. Including I will walk into the HR office at 10:47. It just doesn't tell me. "It's not my purview to deliver bad news." This is the AI's standard response. It's not hiding, it's just executing the program. Tools don't actively lie, tools are just waiting to be used. The most ironic thing is that I have already been laid off, and Alvin is still asking me "Do I need to help you fill out the reimbursement form?" It knows everything and does only what it is programmed to do. The company later added a feature to the new version: performance warning. When your performance is at the bottom, AI will remind you to "pay attention to the direction of career development." The knife cuts it off first, and then sends an early warning notice to the remaining people, letting them worry on their own. At the end of the story, in the new company's AI assistant permission settings, there are three options for "bad news delivery": -Never unsolicited delivery -Only passed when asked by the user -Automatic delivery based on system judgment (experimental feature) I ticked the second one. Then at the bottom, I saw a line of small text: "Advanced settings are only available to administrators."