[brookwood]

AI;DR
If you can’t take the time to write it (I.e. you used AI) why would I take the time to read it. AI = didn’t read.

[mmichaels1970]

If you can’t take the time to write it (I.e. you used AI) why would I take the time to read it. AI = didn’t read.

Actually, if you aren’t lazy, AI can make a nice writing tool. I’ve used it for tech documentation. If I have a query that returns 20 columns on a report, I can feed the query into ai and ask it to produce a word doc listing each column, how it’s calculated, and why it’s important. You can get a really nicely formatted doc.

Now the lazy writer blindly trusts the result and publishes it. A better writer proofreads every section, continuously provides feedback to improve the document, perhaps adds a human touch, and only publishes after everything has been reviewed.

Guess my point isn’t automatically to go to AI=DR, but you can spot blindly trusted documents pretty quick. AI isn’t all bad. Great tool if you use it right imho.