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somatHNSource authorAug 23

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The writer saves time. Does the reader?

somat describes the mismatch between generating a long AI-written message and receiving one. What feels efficient to the sender can shift work onto the recipient. Their comment questions whether productivity gains account for the person who must read the output.

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“An interesting bit of schadenfreude, How does management feel when you try and communicate with them via AI? In my experience communication via LLM”
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ctwardHNAug 19

i've been struggling a lot with my team to standardize our presentation systems. as soon as we got claude people just started making adhoc, non-standard, slides. This is good because they're 10x better than the bullshit one offs PMs used to make. But as a result we've got 80 different ways of conveying the same type of information to our leadership. And its pissing those leaders off. Getting people aligned on a single template is our biggest headache for the ops side of the house. Will definitely need to research this further. Thanks for the post.

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