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My coworker relies entirely on AI to polish their reports, and the boss praised them on the spot for being “efficient.”
I agonized over every word and revised mine three times, only to be told I was “too slow.”
The internet immediately split into two camps:
One side says, “If you can’t use the tools, you deserve to be left behind.”
The other says, “Using AI to get your work done is just cutting corners—it’ll catch up with you eventually.”
I’m genuinely confused.
If the work gets delivered faster, does that mean our skills have improved, or that we’ve outsourced our thinking?
At work, what’s really rewarded: the quality of your thinking or the speed of your delivery?
What do you think—is refusing to use AI a matter of principle, or just falling behind?
Pick a side. Don’t sit on the fence.
#职场 #AI #效率 #YoungPeople
My coworker relies entirely on AI to polish their reports, and the boss praised them on the spot for being “efficient.”
I agonized over every word and revised mine three times, only to be told I was “too slow.”
The internet immediately split into two camps:
One side says, “If you can’t use the tools, you deserve to be left behind.”
The other says, “Using AI to get your work done is just cutting corners—it’ll catch up with you eventually.”
I’m genuinely confused.
If the work gets delivered faster, does that mean our skills have improved, or that we’ve outsourced our thinking?
At work, what’s really rewarded: the quality of your thinking or the speed of your delivery?
What do you think—is refusing to use AI a matter of principle, or just falling behind?
Pick a side. Don’t sit on the fence.
#职场 #AI #效率 #YoungPeople