If that is your manager, do so, sure. But make sure your manager is "such a manager".

If I was your manager, and you sent me your seventeen page AI generated thing coz you think I'm just gonna summarize anyway and I expect something long: You misread me.

I make a point all the time to everyone that won't listen, to not send me walls of text. I'm not gonna read them. I'm gonna ignore them, close your bug reports until I can understand them because you spent the time to make them short and legible. If you use AI for that, I don't care. But I better have something short and that when I read it makes actual sense and when I verify it, holds up. If I wanted to just ask AI, I'd do it myself. You have to "value add" to the AI if you want to be valuable yourself.

I agree. I send 2 sentence replies to most things my bosses boss sends me. He’s near retirement, dude doesn’t want me to send him a book. He knows the thinking under the work our team is doing is solid.

The only time I send something longer is if it’s a postmortem for some prod issue, which I write by hand.

I use AI every day, often multiple agents at once, but knowing when it’s appropriate and when I need to be the one thinking really hard about something.

I go through this with my vendor budgets and contract negotiations right now. We are encouraged to put all their proposals in AI and have it refute each point. I know for a fact they are putting my negotiations in their own AI and having it counter-propose my points. It's an arms race of my AI fighting against their AI. Where does it end.

It’s the Red Queen’s Race, where we all run as fast as we can to stay in exactly the same place.

If You Don't Know What You're Doing, Do It Faster

Where is uncertain, but how is: badly.

Ends when you tell them "this AI shit is ridiculous so we are choosing a different vendor"

I’m too lazy to tell the AI what I want to say, then copy and send its output.

I just type what I want to say and hit send. YOLO

> I just type what I want to say and hit send. YOLO

Made me smile. Perhaps the new term for making a human hand-written reply is that I didnt use AI … “I YOLOed it”.

I've seen people intentionally commit typos to give it that authenticity nod.

TFA actually does this; “relevent” at the disclaimer in the end, so I assumed it’s that authenticity nod.

This is the focus of my new startup, which uses a single-layer model to transform bullet points into bullet points. Please invest in IdentityMatrixLLM, LLC, etc.

I'll argue there's potentially a standards based advantage at the end when this all shakes out.

It will probably take a couple hundred years but I'm pretty sure I'm right about this :)

I'm also sure about things that will happen after me and my whole audience are dead.

I have a hard time trying to find any reasons for the S̶k̶y̶n̶e̶t̶ owners of the Skynet not to get rid of that walking bipedal inefficiency called human.

API or die /s.

Seriously, though, fuck that shit!..