Splice CEO criticizes AI ghostwriting for weakening real conversation
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On October 3, The Verge reported that Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava said AI-written documents and emails are damaging real conversation. She argued that once you cannot tell whether a person is behind the text, discussion around that text becomes a worse kind of conversation, and there is no going back. Splice previously acquired Spitfire Audio and focuses on AI products that keep humans at the center of creation; Srivastava has also publicly opposed Suno-style one-click song generation. Her remarks extend her criticism of AI creation methods to documents, emails and the exchanges they trigger.
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- The Verge · AISplice CEO Kakul Srivastava thinks AI emails are killing conversations
Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava 表示，AI 撰写的文档和邮件正在破坏真正的对话——一旦看不出文字背后是否有人，围绕它的讨论就会变成另一种更糟糕的对话，且无法回头。她所在的 Splice 主打把人类留在创作中心的 AI 产品，此前曾收购 Spitfire Audio，她本人也公开反对 Suno 式"一键出歌"的 AI。
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