The article discusses the pitfalls of implementing AI features in products without clear intent. It introduces the AI Intention Matrix, which is designed to help teams determine whether AI should augment or automate tasks, and whether it should prioritize perfection or simply be helpful. This framework aims to minimize resource waste and enhance user trust by ensuring that AI features are actually useful rather than just impressive. By distinguishing between augmentation and automation, teams can better scope AI functionalities and reduce over-engineering.
Features that unnecessarily default to high-precision, full-automation modes may drain tokens on outputs users don't need or trust.
By clarifying whether a feature needs to optimize for quality or merely satisfice, teams can scope AI functionality more responsibly.
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