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Soft Tech 💗's avatar

thank you for writing about this. now that so much content is just written by AI, it’s hard to tell what’s genuine and what’s not. bring back the time when people wrote things on their own and connected with individuals on an emotional level!

Om Prakash Pant's avatar

Really good distinction here. especially the part about where automation makes sense vs where it kills trust.

One thing I see a lot is teams automating thinking because it feels like efficiency, but what actually gets slower is decision clarity. The automated “solution” adds another loop of review and correction later.

Keeping the real judgement human and automating the busywork isn’t just about trust externally- it’s also about internal velocity. When people can see who decided what and why, things actually move faster even if they’re “manual” at first.

Liz Elliott 🕸️'s avatar

I think it’s both internal and external! Great point

Kathryn Dolmans's avatar

Well said. When tools can produce endlessly, people look upstream to who’s deciding, and what they have to lose.

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Liz Elliott 🕸️'s avatar

I think we are just beginning to see this all and it will only accelerate exponentially.