Agreed! I've reached the conclusion that a lot of people have completely misunderstood why we work.
It's all about the utility provided. That's the only thing that matters in the end.
Some people seem to think work is an exchange of suffering for money, and omg some colleagues are not suffering as much as they're supposed to!
The plan(or any other document) has to be judged on its own merits. Always. It doesn't matter how it was written. It really doesn't.
Does that mean AI usage can never be problematic? Of course not! If a colleague feeds their tasks to a LLM and never does anything to verify quality, and frequently submits poor quality documents for colleagues to verify and correct, that's obviously bad. But think about it: a colleague who submits poor quality work is problematic regardless of if they wrote it themselves or if they had an AI do it.
A good document is a good document. And a bad one is a bad one. Doesn't matter if it was written using vim, Emacs or Gemini 3
It's all about the utility provided. That's the only thing that matters in the end.
Some people seem to think work is an exchange of suffering for money, and omg some colleagues are not suffering as much as they're supposed to!
The plan(or any other document) has to be judged on its own merits. Always. It doesn't matter how it was written. It really doesn't.
Does that mean AI usage can never be problematic? Of course not! If a colleague feeds their tasks to a LLM and never does anything to verify quality, and frequently submits poor quality documents for colleagues to verify and correct, that's obviously bad. But think about it: a colleague who submits poor quality work is problematic regardless of if they wrote it themselves or if they had an AI do it.
A good document is a good document. And a bad one is a bad one. Doesn't matter if it was written using vim, Emacs or Gemini 3