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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy
I mostly use it for document prep. For instance when responding to a government RFI or RFQ I will dump all of the government documents into our tool, then tell it to draft the appropriate documents for a response. It will create an outline based on the RFI/RFP with the appropriate sections and a brief description of the content that should be included. Then I’ll typically go through the outline and either write new content myself or use AI for generic content and/or a summary of things like past performance, company capability, etc. It royally sucks at creating content from scratch but does a pretty good job if there’s sufficient content to draw from. Very much a garbage in, garbage out situation. It still requires a lot of review because it will often misinterpret information or flat out make stuff up. AI also has an overly verbose writing style that loves run on sentences and semicolons, so I usually edit that out as well.
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I'd caution overuse of AI in RFP responses. I recently let a contract and it was painfully obvious which proposals were written by AI and NOT properly edited/vetted after AI spit out whatever it spit out. Goes without saying, those props didn't do well.