Why People Reject AI Messages From Coworkers' Chatbots
Simon Willison
EDITOR BRIEF
The excerpt says some people at OpenAI connect ChatGPT to Slack, but coworkers often dislike being contacted by a coworker’s chatbot for help. It suggests people value direct human relationships and want AI to support their work without getting in the way of human interaction.
INSIGHTS
For learners, this is a reminder that good AI products should fit real human workflows, not just automate tasks. Try thinking about where a chatbot helps, and where a person should still stay in the loop.
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