Splice CEO warns AI emails erode meaningful workplace conversations

Kakul Srivastava, CEO of music sample platform Splice, cautions against AI-written documents in the workplace. She argues that when readers cannot discern human authorship, the resulting conversations become worse and irreversible. Srivastava applies the same skepticism to AI-generated music, maintaining that human creativity must remain central.

Once you can't tell whether there's a person behind the words, the conversation you have about it becomes a different conversation, and a worse one. And you can't really go back from that.