>My biggest issue is that it’s impossible to engage with and give feedback on an AI written document
Thanks for giving shape to a general annoyance, in my case with code, that I only recently started noticing.
When discussing code with my colleagues, especially with those that I do not know particularly well, I often relied on the quality of the code they produced to modulate how technical the conversation ought to be be.
Now, instead, I often see very complex code from people that I know wouldn't have been able to produce it themselves, and I have no clue how to engage with it, how to review it with them, how detailed can my comments be etc.
Thanks for giving shape to a general annoyance, in my case with code, that I only recently started noticing.
When discussing code with my colleagues, especially with those that I do not know particularly well, I often relied on the quality of the code they produced to modulate how technical the conversation ought to be be.
Now, instead, I often see very complex code from people that I know wouldn't have been able to produce it themselves, and I have no clue how to engage with it, how to review it with them, how detailed can my comments be etc.
It's pretty annoying.