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High AI oversight correlates with 12% greater mental fatigue, according to a recent survey.

Tyler Mallet, Chief Learning Officer at Valere, on what that actually signals:

"Those who are doing all this AI oversight all day are the ones that are putting in the reps. They're learning when to trust it and when to question it, and how to iterate and redirect it."

61% of AI-generated code still needs refactoring before it ships. The oversight layer is where craftsmanship is being built right now.

Where is the AI oversight burden landing hardest on your team?

AI budgets in PE-backed portcos tend to cover the build and stop there. That's where ROI breaks down.

The development quote pays for scope, integration, and deployment. Production readiness is what that buys. ROI happens after launch, which is where the budget runs out.

Guy Pistone, CEO at Valere, calls the post-launch spend the Second X. Across Valere engagements it tends to run in the same range as the build itself.
It funds change management so the tool gets used, model fine-tuning so accuracy improves on proprietary data, prompt optimization so the tool holds up under real usage, and UX work so interface friction doesn't kill adoption.

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Are you really sharing your point of view in your writing?

Tyler, Chief Learning Officer at Valere, on why writing is one of the top three skills worth relearning right now.

Most people aren't relearning the writing process. The ones who do stand out, because the struggle to explain an idea is the same struggle as figuring out what you actually believe about it.

Quick emails, status updates, routine follow-ups? LLMs save real time there. Point-of-view writing is where outsourcing the structure outsources the thinking too.
There's a proper way to use AI at each stage. The prompting techniques look different at each one.

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