The Problem With Your AI-Generated Status Report
Andy Jordan is President of Roffensian Consulting S.A., a Roatan, Honduras-based management consulting firm with a comprehensive project management practice. Andy always appreciates feedback and discussion on the issues raised in his articles and can be reached at [email protected]. Andy's new book Risk Management for Project Driven Organizations is now available.
I know someone who is incredibly smart. He has great ideas, and the ability to analyze those ideas in multiple ways. He’s one of those people that makes you feel as though you are learning something every time you talk to him.
And now, not very surprisingly, he is embracing AI. It’s another challenge he is throwing himself at to try and understand as much as possible, and to explore all of the ways that he can leverage it.
Because he’s smart, he has made a lot of progress in not a lot of time. But that is now creating some challenges. One of the areas that he is focusing on is producing material on some of the business problems that we often collaborate on.
That’s not necessarily what you might be immediately thinking; it’s not just a lot of AI-generated content. Rather, it’s using AI to organize and structure his thoughts and produce the final presentation material, like slides and documents. It’s very much still his own work, but the technology is organizing it and presenting it in a way that he may not have been able to do before (and certainly not as quickly).
He’s thrilled. He is now able to produce far more content, in less time, and he views it as better presented than he could have done before.
But there’s a problem. The material that is being produced is long…very long. For example, he and I …
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