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Many employees are using AI to create 'workslop,' Stanford study says
- downrightmike 1y ago"We are an AI company now! EVERYONE MUST USE AI OR GET FIRED!!!!" "WHY IS THIS ALL SLOP???"
- rkagerer 1y agoThe one AI tool I would subscribe to would reliably detect and eradicate all AI generated slop from my inbox, messages, phone calls, browsed websites, etc.
- notmuchtosay 1y agoAI content is the best, not sure what the problme is
- ChrisArchitect 1y ago[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45337253 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45337253
- watwut 1y ago> Also, recipients see senders themselves as more untrustworthy. Yeah, of course, lol. And if you send me human generated garbage, I will trust you less too. > With more companies insisting staff rely more on AI - or face losing their jobs - the rise in workslop is somewhat understandable. Since staff are growing increasingly likely to use the technology, the temptation to take shortcuts is more probable and I find this contradictory. If the company is forcing people to use AI and expects individual productivity growth, then it is NOT "shortcut" to use ai to speed up. They are not taking shortcut, they are doing what they were told to do. And if it leads to slop, maybe the company should pressure them less. This is like telling to nkt test REST services and then pikachu face reporting REST has more bugs, because testers "took shortcut by testing only ui".