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Some AI decisions can't be undone

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The first question isn’t only whether it works. It’s whether you can undo it. Some moves are reversible. Others quietly become one-way doors: a dependency you can’t unwind, a skill your team no longer has, a process you already deleted. Speed is cheap on reversible calls and expensive on the rest. Which of your AI moves are one-way doors?