Quality Part 1: AI Slop Is So Now. But AI Quality Starts 2,000 Years Ago.
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AI slop is easy to spot: generic, hollow, all output and no substance. But what does good AI look like? In this opener to a six-part series, I go back 2,000 years to Aristotle's idea of poion and fast-forward to Robert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance to dig into what quality actually is, before landing on the definition of quality creative I wrote years ago in advertising: work that's fit for purpose and elicits an emotional response that yields action.
That definition held up for a long time. AI changes the risk profile entirely, and over the rest of this series, I'll walk through four criteria for spotting real quality in AI-assisted work, then land on an updated definition for the AI era.
This series is for authors, creatives, small business owners, and nonprofits trying to use AI well, instead of it using them.
Read the full article and watch all six videos: https://morph.link/quality-ai