Eric and John explore AI-generated writing, trust, and human connection. They end with practical advice on how to use AI for communication, and how not to.
In this episode, Eric and John explore how AI-generated writing impacts style, trust, and the meaning of the message being communicated.
They examine real life examples ranging from speechwriting, transactional emails, and personal correspondence to answer questions about when AI supports communcation, and when it dangerously replaces the hard work of human connection.
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In this episode, we're talking about how AI is making communication less human.
First of all, we define the ways that people communicate with AI, whether that's generating an email, writing a speech, or writing a blog post.
Then we talk about the limitations of AI. What is AI really good at? How good will it get at writing? And then, what will it never be able to do?
Lastly, we ask ourselves whether we're using AI in a way that makes our communication more human.
All right.
John, I write every day as part of my job, and one of the interesting things that I hear all the time as a tell for AI-generated content is that it, it sounds too perfect.