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Using AI to Write at Work Is Basically Fine — Unless You’re a Writer Most publishers draw the line at using artificial intelligence to write copy. Those in other fields have accepted it as the default setting for written communication.
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AI 写作在媒体和出版业引发争议,但在许多企业中已成为提升沟通效率的工具。问题在于,各公司的规则差异很大:有人鼓励使用,有人担心文字空洞冗长,甚至禁止用于客户沟通和项目提案。
AI writing is controversial in media and publishing but increasingly routine in business, where it can ease communication and save time. Yet workplace rules vary sharply: some employers encourage it, while others ban AI-generated client communications and proposals.
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