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two way "phone" giving a "conference call" mode which I'd not seen beforr
CEO Says He’ll Fire Any Employee Who Sends Him More AI Slop
Hi CEO—understood. From now on, I won’t send any AI-written draft without your approval and human edits. I’ll either (1) write the email myself or (2) provide an AI draft clearly marked as “draft” for review first. Thanks.
Best,
Chat GPT
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