If you are asking for human attention, demonstrate human effort

	If you are asking for human attention, demonstrate human effort(tombedor.dev)
	1715 points by jjfoooo4 45 days ago \| 501 comments
	tl;dr: As AI-generated content floods workplace communication, sending unreviewed AI output to colleagues has become a form of disrespect—if it wasn't worth your time to read, why should it be worth theirs? The author proposes a simple rule: if you're asking for human attention, demonstrate human effort by labeling AI-generated content clearly and adding your own review or commentary before passing it along.
	HN Discussion: ↑Personal anecdotes of coworkers flooding teams with unreviewed AI content confirm the article's thesis ↑Reciprocity in effort is a long-standing principle that naturally applies to AI-generated content ↑Workers who fully delegate to LLMs risk making themselves redundant and should prove their worth ~Prompts should be shared alongside AI output for transparency and reproducibility •Tools and signatures to verify human authorship could help address the problem