I’m the cliche who is using Copilot and Claude to write strategy documents, operating principles, product plans etc. at work. I point it to a folder that has all sorts of other documents in it (most written by humans, including me) and it uses all that stuff as input to its work. I’m a little embarrassed to give these out or present these creations, because they are obviously written by a machine, and nobody likes how AI sounds. However, the content is double-checked by me, and turns out to be very accurate, insightful, and full of important and detailed information. Part of me thinks “they’ll perceive me as lazy etc.” and the other part thinks “f*ck you, all the info is there”. Also, I personally hate it when I see something that reads AI, even if the info is accurate, so maybe there’s my answer. Anyone else in this situation? How have you dealt with these very human dichotomies? submitted by /u/FicklePut3366
Originally posted by u/FicklePut3366 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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