An AI thing I'm watching play out at another org:
1: Expert A, with a deep understanding of a nuanced and difficult problem answers a question they've been given, presenting several choices.
2: Director B, recipient, uses an AI to summarize it and then runs it up to leadership saying, "A says this." That generated summary is subtly and very wrong.
3: A is now being held responsible for plans made based on B's AI-generated and very wrong rewriting of his recommendations.
Fun times.
@mhoye Even without AI, whenever the message isn't directly recorded by the producer of the message, it is subject to transmutation. e.g., spellcheck is an early example of the evils of AI combined with transmutation. The children's game of telephone (aka chinese whispers) shows how AI doesn't need to be involved.
