5 posts across Directing AI
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5 min readThe useful question isn't whether writers should use AI. It's which stage of writing to hand over — because handing over the wrong one costs you the thing people are paying for.
5 min readAI is fast at gathering and structuring, and unreliable at the judgement that makes a recommendation worth acting on. Here's how strategists use it without ending up with a well-argued case for the obvious answer.
4 min readThe AI that helps in sales isn't the AI that writes outreach. It's the AI that prepares you for the conversation — and the difference shows up in your close rate, not your send volume.
4 min readAI drafts fast and defaults to generic. For anyone whose job is being heard, that's a real risk. Here's how to use it for speed without your writing converging on everyone else's.
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