Since Artificial Intelligence have been given the same individual rights as human citizens, the @@DEMONYMADJECTIVE@@ Office of Statistics have shown that the amount of AIs in positions of direction in the high-tech sector have recently skyrocketed. The main origin of this sudden rise is considered to be the natural ability of machines for high-tech and administrative organization.
The recent promotion of Erasmus, a former antivirus, to the position of Chief R&D Manager of Yeyland-Wutani©, raised some contradictory concerns as of the wiseness of placing the future of @@NAME@@'s high-tech industry in the hands of artificial persons.
This premise is getting there, and I like Yeyland-Wutani.
It's wisdom rather than wiseness though, and you can't have linebreaks in an opening description.
However your options remain a generic response to the idea of AI workers, rather than being about a specific issue.