How to address colleagues about low-quality AI work without causing conflict

While artificial intelligence is widely used to save time in the workplace, studies show that a significant portion of that saved time is often lost to rewriting and correcting AI-generated mistakes. When colleagues pass along unpolished material, addressing the extra work can feel awkward and risky. Experts suggest framing feedback around preserving work quality and team reputation rather than making accusations. By pointing to specific issues like vague wording and focusing on the time required for edits, employees can protect their schedules without alienating their coworkers.