Hey PaweΕ. Thanks for the writing this and expressing your unique human conviction!
It fits nicely with another update I read this morning, written by Maarten Dalmijn titled "Why the Use of AI Erodes Trust In Online Communities": https://substack.com/home/post/p-191228920.
At this stage in the evolution of our organisations, I believe it's worth taking time to understand where we do our main relationship-building activities... both digitally and in physical space. Then, we may choose to do what's needed to prevent them from becoming either overly-systematised or undermined by AI slop. It's similar to the way smartphones are being banned at some concerts, so the audience can actually participate rather than being absent while they record the event for consumption later or elsewhere!
Hey PaweΕ. Thanks for the writing this and expressing your unique human conviction!
It fits nicely with another update I read this morning, written by Maarten Dalmijn titled "Why the Use of AI Erodes Trust In Online Communities": https://substack.com/home/post/p-191228920.
At this stage in the evolution of our organisations, I believe it's worth taking time to understand where we do our main relationship-building activities... both digitally and in physical space. Then, we may choose to do what's needed to prevent them from becoming either overly-systematised or undermined by AI slop. It's similar to the way smartphones are being banned at some concerts, so the audience can actually participate rather than being absent while they record the event for consumption later or elsewhere!
Great article Nick (instant subscribe btw). 100% agree with the theme Maarten describes.
The smartphone-at-concerts analogy - good analogy, similar issue