The Wall Street JournalThe boss’s intelligence might be artificial
Executives are increasingly using AI to compose emails and other forms of communication. By doing so, they risk "losing the human touch"—and the respect of their colleagues. The WSJ reports.
Curated by informedThe heartfelt email, that clever turn of phrase, those pithy bullet points in the slide deck—did they come from the boss, or a bot?
Executives are using artificial-intelligence tools such as Google’s Bard and Microsoft-backed ChatGPT to spiff up their communications, though the prevalence is hard to measure for one big reason: Some won’t admit to having AI assistance, lest employees think less of them.
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