This tech CEO said he wants the 'D+ version' of employee ideas. Read his AI writing memo.

Spellbook CEO Scott Stevenson wants to see the "D+ version" of employees' ideas before they turn to AI.Alex Broadway/Web Summit via Sportsfile via Getty ImagesSpellbook's CEO says AI can make employees' ideas look more polished than their thinking.The AI company's new policy limits how workers can use AI to write project proposals.Stevenson would rather see a few rough bullets: "I want the D+ version of your plan."Scott Stevenson doesn't want every employee's idea to get an AI glow-up.The cofoun

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This tech CEO said he wants the 'D+ version' of employee ideas. Read his AI writing memo.

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