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Consider creating an AI stakeholder that speaks for the client. This approach would allow the client to provide input that is wordy or scattered, and the consul
by namelosw 4y ago
Consider creating an AI stakeholder that speaks for the client. This approach would allow the client to provide input that is wordy or scattered, and the consultant could receive immediate responses by asking the AI model most questions. Better yet, they can ask in a just-in-time manner, which results in less waste and lower mental stress of collecting all possible critical information upfront.
As the project progresses, the AI model would likely gain a better understanding of the client's values and principles, leading to improved results and potentially valuable insights and feature suggestions.
- alfalfasprout 4y agoThere's major $$$, legal, and security ramifications for clients in many cases. Having an AI that can't properly deal in ambiguity and hallucinates an outright reckless idea 1% of the time is completely unacceptable. Writing code, sure. A human ultimately reviews it. I suspect in the legal world a lot of legal writing can also be automated to some degree. But strategic decisions, designs, etc. very much need a human pulling the trigger.