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FIR #482: What Will It Take to Stop the Slop?

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We've all heard of AI slop by now. "Workslop" is the latest play on that term, referring to low-quality, AI-generated content in the workplace that looks professional but lacks real substance. This empty, AI-produced material often creates more work for colleagues, wasting time and hindering productivity. In the longform FIR episode for September, Neville and Shel explore the sources of workslop, how big a problem it really is, and what can be done to overcome it.

Also in this episode:

  • Chris Heuer, one of the founders of the Social Media Club, is at work on a manifesto for the "H Corporation," organizations that are human-centered. A recent online discussion set the stage for Chris's work, which he has summarized in a post.
  • Three seemingly disparate studies point to the evolution of the internal communication role.
  • Researchers at Amazon have proposed a framework that can make it as easy as typing a prompt to identify a very specific audience for targeted communication.
  • Communicators everywhere continue to predict the demise of the humble press release, but one public relations leader has had a very different experience.
  • Anthropic and OpenAI have both released reports on how people are using their tools. They are not the same.
  • In his Tech Report, Dan York looks back on TypePad, the blogging platform whose shutdown is imminent; AI-generated summaries of websites from Firefox; and Mastodon's spin on quote posts.

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We've all heard of AI slop by now. "Workslop" is the latest play on that term, referring to low-quality, AI-generated content in the workplace that looks professional but lacks real substance. This empty, AI-produced material often creates more work for colleagues, wasting time and hindering productivity. In the longform FIR episode for September, Neville and Shel explore the sources of workslop, how big a problem it really is, and what can be done to overcome it.

Also in this episode:

  • Chris Heuer, one of the founders of the Social Media Club, is at work on a manifesto for the "H Corporation," organizations that are human-centered. A recent online discussion set the stage for Chris's work, which he has summarized in a post.
  • Three seemingly disparate studies point to the evolution of the internal communication role.
  • Researchers at Amazon have proposed a framework that can make it as easy as typing a prompt to identify a very specific audience for targeted communication.
  • Communicators everywhere continue to predict the demise of the humble press release, but one public relations leader has had a very different experience.
  • Anthropic and OpenAI have both released reports on how people are using their tools. They are not the same.
  • In his Tech Report, Dan York looks back on TypePad, the blogging platform whose shutdown is imminent; AI-generated summaries of websites from Firefox; and Mastodon's spin on quote posts.

Continue Reading →

The post FIR #482: What Will It Take to Stop the Slop? appeared first on FIR Podcast Network.

  continue reading

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