You've probably had this experience. You ask an AI to review your marketing strategy. It gives you a decent answer. Then you ask it to evaluate the technical f

You've probably had this experience. You ask an AI to review your marketing strategy. It gives you a decent answer. Then you ask it to evaluate the technical feasibility of that same strategy. It gives you another decent answer. But those two answers don't talk to each other. There's no pushback. No tension. No one saying, "That sounds great on paper, but here's why it won't work." You got two separate monologues when what you needed was a conversation. A team of real people generate great output because multiple perspectives are aimed towards a particular problem. You can definitely bypass this shortcoming through well-structured prompts, but it's harder than it looks.