Stop using GenAI
... for stupid1 things
Have you noticed your peers becoming much more eloquent lately?
Are you getting drowned in overly lengthy reports or documents?
Is everyone around you suddenly publishing books?
Are you getting drowned in overly lengthy reports or documents?
Is everyone around you suddenly publishing books?
Congratu-f*!$&ing-lations.
Your peers have become addicted to GenAI.
Please,don't be one of those
The Noisemaker
The Noisemaker turns every Slack, Teams, or Google Chat message into a high‑volume word explosion. They bombard channels with bloated, buzzword‑stuffed paragraphs, glittered in emojis, just to deliver what could have been a simple one‑liner. They show zero respect for your scroll wheel, your time, or your will to live.
The Compiler
The Compiler treats every ask for an opinion like it’s a PhD thesis in “Things Nobody Wanted to Read.” They are the ONLY reason GenAI research features still have users, cranking tiny metrics into 80‑page “strategic insights reports” nobody asked for. The real message, “sales were fine”, is buried somewhere deep in Appendix F.
The Author
The Author discovered “writing” the same week GenAI did and has been speed‑running their way to “bestseller” status ever since. This is the same person who could barely write a grocery list but now “somehow” has three bestselling e‑books about “leveraging synergies,” all saying nothing new while their LinkedIn headline screams AUTHOR.
