Crazy pearl-clutching here:
Apparently, people use AI in their work! gasp I'm shocked. Appalled, really.
People interviewed by the FT imply that they use ChatGPT and other such software to, like, write work emails and summaries. Crazy.
Most media organisations, including the FT, have policies stating that journalism cannot be created by AI. But what about communication with colleagues? Is it OK to use generative AI to draft an email to a manager asking for a pay rise, or to write a team member’s performance review?
Does it matter if a birthday note is penned by AI, or is it still the thought that counts? Is a world where chatbots assist those who struggle to turn thoughts into words better than one where less is written, or is the erosion of personal voice something we should guard against?
Also love the subhead: "Lawyers, bankers and many other professionals are now using chatbots to communicate, some without company oversight." What, there's no oversight?! Unbelievable. "without permission!"
Ah, man. Not at all sure what to make of this...
Yes—and? (basically)
non-paywalled here: https://archive.md/VS37a