AI doesn’t replace financial rigor or human judgment, Friar wrote—it helps teams find issues sooner, ask better questions, and get insights to the business while there’s still time to act. “As we help other companies transform how they work with AI, it matters that we lead by example,” she wrote. “When I joined OpenAI two years ago, there was only a small finance team supporting a company growing at extraordinary speed,” she wrote. “Finance sits at the center of strategy, capital, data, risk, and performance,” Friar wrote. Sheryl Estrada [email protected]The post OpenAI’s CFO insists AI won’t replace judgment appeared first on Fortune.