Splice CEO argues for human review of AI-written work

In an interview published October 3, Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava said a well-written document and a real conversation remain essential at the remote-first company. The Verge reported that she is wary of AI-written documents because readers may not know whether a person stands behind them, and she connected that concern with Splice's effort to keep people central in creative AI.

The point is operational, not just cultural. Teams that replace drafts and decisions with opaque generated text can lose the context needed for critique, ownership and coordination, even when the text sounds polished.

If you use AI for internal writing, keep a named owner, show the source material and make review part of the workflow. Measure whether meetings and revisions improve, rather than assuming fewer keystrokes means better communication.