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Microsoft Office Head Warns Against Low-Quality AI-Generated Content

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Ryan Roslansky, head of Microsoft's Office division, addressed the issue of low-quality AI-generated content in a post on LinkedIn.

Roslansky cited an example of a document sent by an employee that appeared to be AI-generated; he stated that when he used AI to summarize the content, it failed to provide any new perspectives.

He pointed out that without careful attention, we risk falling into a costly trap where we use expensive tools to avoid writing and reading, all while being surrounded by uniform and impersonal text.

Furthermore, he touched upon a culture referred to as "token maximizing," where individuals attempt to prove their productivity using token consumption as a metric for AI usage.

While acknowledging that AI is a tool to aid creation, Roslansky called for AI to be enhanced and evolved through unique human perspectives and experiences.


Source: Microsoft Officeの責任者が「AIが生成した質の低い文書」に対して苦言 (GIGAZINE, 2026-09-03)