One very irritating problem I am seeing in a bunch of companies that I have invested in and my money is at stake is that they have taken up larger investments f

One very irritating problem I am seeing in a bunch of companies that I have invested in and my money is at stake is that they have taken up larger investments from normal VCs who are usually dumb as rocks but have a larger share is that they are pushing heavily for AI in the day to day processes of the company. For example, some companies are using AI to create tickets or to collate feedback from users. I can clearly see that this is making them think far less through the problem and a lot of this sixth sense understanding of the problem space happens through working through these ticket creation or product creation documents which are now being done by AI. That is causing the quality of the work to become this weird drone like NPC like state where they aren't really solving real issues yet they're getting a lot of stuff done. It's still very early so I do not know how best to talk to them about it. But it's very clear that any sort of creative work, problem solving, etc has huge negative implications when AI is used even a little bit. I have also started to think that a great angel investment question is to ask companies if they are a non AI zone and investing in them will bring better returns in the future.