Ryan Roslansky, Microsoft’s Executive Vice President, took to LinkedIn to voice his concerns about the growing issue of “AI garbage.” He pointed out that the proliferation of low-quality AI-generated content has seeped into everyday office tasks, fostering a harmful cycle of “AI generation, AI reading, and AI summarization” that undermines the true worth of information. To illustrate his point, he shared an instance where he was handed a document that was clearly AI-produced, and even when he tried to summarize it using AI, he gained no fresh insights. He emphasized that while generative AI can speed up the drafting process, summarizing tasks, and information structuring, it falls short in guaranteeing content precision, logical coherence, or the emergence of novel perspectives. Roslansky suggested that when implementing AI tools, businesses should leverage them for data structuring and refining expression, whereas crucial decision-making, data scrutiny, and opinion crafting ought to remain the responsibility of human professionals.