I've delivered four AI sessions up and down the country this week, and one line on one slide has landed every single time.
"Don't send me something that will take me longer to read than it took you to create."
Different audiences, different rooms, same reaction. A laugh, then a pause, because everyone's either sent that email or received it.
AI hasn't made writing easier. It's made producing volume easier, and those aren't the same thing. The gap between them is where trust quietly erodes, one unread report and one skimmed update at a time.
If it took you thirty seconds to generate, don't expect someone else to give it three minutes.