“If I expect a human being to read it, then I expect a human being to write it… I may allow the AI to adjust it… that's as far as I'm going to let it go”

Brad Wardell · The AI Marketing Companion · AI Agents Are Draining Marketing Budgets? | Brad Wardell

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state a personal rule that if a human is expected to read content, the human should also write the first draft, letting AI only tweak it

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