Beyond Automation: Human Judgment as the Strategic Core of Business Writing
summary
Introduces the Judgment Over Generation model that treats writing as three lanes: AI-enabled generation, human-AI interpretation, and human-led judgment. Shows with proposal examples that AI produces fluent but often vacuous drafts, then gives a practical checklist of six questions and five focused passes (intent, reader, evidence, risk, voice). Recommends asking two judgment questions before drafting, running deliberate JOG review passes, and using AI for capacity while humans keep strategic decisions and risk assessments.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Human judgment in writing
- 3:40Shift to strategic judgment
- 10:49Drafts to decisions
- 15:51Authorship vs AI control
- 21:34JOG passes in action
- 25:31Protecting writing purpose
- 26:20Q&A
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