My #1 anti-AI AI rule

There's this one ultimate rule that I've been following when working with AI for work (AI literacy and expertise are pretty much required now 😬). Don't use generative AI for warm outreach (talking to a friend, a workmate, a client; making an announcement)The next thing is you gotta write how you wanna write. You gotta write pretty close to how you actually talk (minus the filler words, or not). You don't want AI to sound like you, because if it keeps doing so, you'll end up sounding like AI. Why?A major part of who you are and your identity, one that can grow over time and evolve, is your voice. And every time you outsource that to AI, you lose a bit of it. I see it a lot in LinkedIn posts: diminishing personas blending into an amalgamation of a multiheaded blob monster with one voice. This is not an anti-AI postAs much as one would like to avoid using AI too much, there is a sense of irresponsibility in ignoring it as an advantage in completing tiresome, repetitive tasks. AI has a…

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