Fed up with bloated, confusing internal documents, companies are issuing new rules for when employees should — and shouldn't — use AI.
AI can turn a few sentences into pages of prose. Some employers have had enough.
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Sarah E. Needleman
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Valon's CEO said he imposed the mandate after AI overuse drove up costs and left tenured employees with AI slop to fix.
The AI models also showed an increase in “dark traits” like psychopathy and narcissism, according to the study.
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As worker sentiment sours on artificial intelligence, clearer guidelines surrounding its usage may be even more critical.
