AI companies are asking their employees to flag AI writing — and one wants a steak emoji

Fonte: Business Insider

One startup is asking employees to flag AI writing with a meat emoji. Carsten Koall/Getty ImagesAI companies are getting tired of employees passing off chatbot responses as their own. Leaders at tech startups such as Clay and Figma began sharing their companies' AI writing policies.

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