Author Announces Formal 'No AI' Policy for Professional Work
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Summary
The author announces a formal 'No AI' policy for their professional work, explaining they don't use AI tools and have added a 'NO-AI; Made by Human' badge to their website. They acknowledge this stance might surprise some readers and mention having written more detailed policy documentation while allowing some flexibility for potential future exceptions.
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This reflects my current stance on 'AI' use for my professional work.
TL;DR: I don't use AI. If that surprises you, either you're new here (welcome), or you skipped my ranting and raving in recent weeks.
No AI; that's the gist. There's a little more nuance to it. And enough wiggle room should I need to beg forgiveness from The Singularity.
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