“There are a lot of things I don't think AI is good for, but I do think it can be really helpful in role-playing conversations.”

Christina Wing · HBR IdeaCast · The Topics We Avoid at Work - and How to Start Talking About Them

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use AI to role-play difficult conversations, e.g., ask the model to act angry and see how you would respond

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