“Who was driving?” is exactly the right question. I’d only add one thing: who had the idea before they started driving? The tool can accelerate execution, but it can’t replace the original observation that gave the work a reason to exist.
Obvious AI slop article to rationalize using AI. Got it. It’s not good. It’s shit. And you’re using it professionally which should embarrass you beyond belief.
“Who was driving?” is exactly the right question. I’d only add one thing: who had the idea before they started driving? The tool can accelerate execution, but it can’t replace the original observation that gave the work a reason to exist.
Exactly, Randall. Great way to put it. Thanks for the comment!
Obvious AI slop article to rationalize using AI. Got it. It’s not good. It’s shit. And you’re using it professionally which should embarrass you beyond belief.