> Assuming that a text is signed off on by a person, then surely what counts is its substance Unfortunately that's a big assumption and for many their "signing

> Assuming that a text is signed off on by a person, then surely what counts is its substance Unfortunately that's a big assumption and for many their "signing off" process will amount to "skimmed it and seems ok?". When I get an LLM-generated doc or runbook, my first thought is that its very possible that I'm the first person who has ever read this. It used to be that writing something took a big time and energy investment up front by one person so that many others could comprehend the ideas with less time and energy needed. LLMs flip this equation around which is a very bad thing.