This tech CEO said he wants the 'D+ version' of employee ideas. Read his AI writing memo.
A tech CEO wants employees to show their thinking before AI polishes it. His new policy asks for the "D+ version" of their ideas.
Scott Stevenson, the CEO of Spellbook, is advocating for employees to present their initial, unpolished ideas before relying on AI to refine them. The AI firm has introduced a new guideline limiting the use of artificial intelligence in crafting project proposals. Stevenson prefers to see the raw version of an idea, stating, "I want the D+ version of your plan."
He discourages employees from allowing AI to distort their original thought process. His message is particularly relevant for an AI company: utilize the technology while maintaining authentic reasoning. The tech executive's guidelines are part of a broader conversation about the appropriate use of AI in the workplace, as companies grapple with the challenge of balancing efficiency with authentic communication.
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