Understanding the risks of AI in professional life
I talk about using AI in writing in a very public way. I believe that AI can make us better communicators if we know how to use it. But it’s…
I talk about using AI in writing in a very public way. I believe that AI can make us better communicators if we know how to use it. But it’s…
AI commercials dominated Super Bowl LX. By one count, there were at least 15. At $8 million each, that’s more than $100 million to get AI products in front of…
Learning to interact with AI without the cut-and-paste Pre-prepared AI prompts are available everywhere. You’ll find them in places like LinkedIn posts, online AI courses, and curated prompt libraries. “Just…
“I don’t want to become dependent on AI” I hear people say that one of their worries about using AI is that they won’t be able to work without it.…
A lot of writers, including me, ask this question because we want to create content with help from AI that doesn’t READ like it was AI-generated. Our real question is,…
AI has a reputation for producing bland, hollow writing. You see it everywhere. That’s not because AI tools are inherently bad at writing. It’s because we’re asking it to do…
New Year’s resolutions have fallen out of fashion, haven’t they? It’s easy to make them but hard to stick with them. Nevertheless, I still make resolutions each January — I…
Part 1: Deciding whether your meeting could be an email instead Meetings suck. Unnecessary meetings waste time, get in the way of other work, and generally tick people off. They…
I’ve gotten advice (from people who know what they’re talking about) that I knew right away I was never going to follow. I said something like, “that makes sense,” or…
Actually, it’s more like a herd of elephants in the room. I’ve been struggling lately thinking about the moral and ethical issues surrounding AI use. Am I making things worse…
In part, we end up with cringe-inducing AI writing because people don’t know how to judge the output from tools like ChatGPT. It doesn’t sound quite right, but they don’t…
ChatGPT LOVES to use filler words—phrases that add bulk without substance. But they’re not just annoying, they signal poor writing.