W7201843237 Working papers AI × management and organizations

The Institutional Window: Occupation-and Jurisdiction-Specific Calibration of Liability Signaling for Preserved Human Fallback Capability

Andreas Bauer

Also recorded as: doi:10.2139/ssrn.7279079 · ssrn:7279079

ssrn abstract page · 2026-08-17

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The abstract treats liability institutions as a workforce-capability instrument: firms preserve human fallback skill by keeping staff engaged with AI-handled cases, while legal constraints can close the signaling window and drive engagement and fallback capability toward collapse in the modeled market.

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Scope: firm staffing, human–AI collaboration, deskilling, liability, and service-market signaling

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