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"ChatGPT Wrote It That Way?" — Employee's Bold Report Leaves Team Leader Stunned [What Do You Think?]

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2026-06-29 10:28:59
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2026-06-29 10:28:59
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[Financial News] As generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes an essential work tool for office workers, a story about an employee who submitted ChatGPT-written content without checking it has gone viral online.
Employee who reported exactly what AI wrote: "It is the team leader's job to fix it"

According to Newsis on the 29th, a post recently appeared on an online community in which a team leader shared concerns about the use of generative AI at work, drawing sympathy from office workers.
The writer, identified as A, introduced himself as a team leader at a company and said that "junior staff and mid-level employees handle almost all of their work with ChatGPT." He added that the company encourages AI use, so using it itself is not a problem, but said it should be obvious to check the content before reporting it.
According to A, a report submitted by one employee recently included content unrelated to the task. When asked why, the employee replied, "I submitted it as it was because ChatGPT wrote it that way."
What frustrated A even more was the employee's next response.
The employee reportedly said, "Isn't it the team leader's role to fix things like that?"
A said, "I was speechless after hearing that." He added, "Then I should be working with ChatGPT, not this employee. I do not know how to respond."
"Why hire people at all if that's the case?" netizens ask

Office workers who saw the story shared their views on AI use and responsibility at work.
תגובות included, "Work is assigned to people, not AI," "AI is just a work tool like Excel," and "If you do not even review it, why do you need that employee?"
One netizen especially pointed out, "Trusting navigation alone while driving is completely different from a person who knows the route using navigation." The user added, "AI is only an auxiliary tool."
Another netizen emphasized, "Using ChatGPT is fine, but you should check whether the content is correct before reporting it. The writer is responsible for the final result."
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