Allie K. Miller

You can use AI to review it from the viewpoint of Abraham Lincoln or Mark Zuckerberg or whatever.

You can have AI review it- Make it better.

And make it better.

So using, there is a spectrum of right and wrong ways to use AI.

There is a-

role that humans play in our world, which is bringing heart and empathy into situations.

There are things that I also think are gray area that some people have said, hey, I'm going to do this.

I've heard of people using AI to write obituaries or statements at a funeral.

Right.

Let's delve into their relationship, the landscape of the tapestry of love.

Right.

That could be a gray area.

I think, honestly, one of the biggest takeaways that I've had over the last seven years in the Gen AI space

is that urgency is creating toxicity.

If you are under the gun, you have to write this report, you have to write this essay, it's five minutes before the wedding, you forgot to write the speech.

That is when you're going to lazily offload and abuse these systems and not get the great writing out of it and not speak from the heart and not build a better relationship with your friend that's getting married.

So I think the more that you can do to eliminate urgency, which as a procrastinator is absolute hell, is going to help you use these systems in the way you want to use them.

Again, there are going to be some people in that gray area that still say, hey, that's fine.

And that's everyone's prerogative is to have that voice in this conversation.

But urgency and removing it is going to help you make better work, use AI more responsibly.