Allie K. Miller says unfinished work tasks mark where AI falls short
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Allie K. Miller says the to-do items left undone at the end of the workday show where AI is not yet good enough, not trusted enough, or may never be good enough.
In an X post, she names three examples: email review that may need a better "write like me" skill or evals, forms that must be perfect and expose limits in computer use, and team alignment and handoffs, which she says she hears about from nearly every enterprise.
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Allie K. Miller@alliekmillerXAllie K. Miller says leftover to-do items reveal AI use casesAIAllie K. Miller says the to-do items left at the end of the workday show where AI is not yet good enough, not trusted enough, or may never be good enough. She says email review may need a better "write like me" skill or evals, and forms that must be perfect show where computer use falls short. She also points to team alignment and handoffs as a gap she hears from nearly every enterprise.
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