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Eating My Own Dog Food: How I Used the Framework to Write the Post About the Framework

In this article, the author describes how he applied his own 'Don't Automate Your Moat' framework to write a blog post about that same framework. He breaks the writing process into four quadrants (full automation, collaborative co-creation, supervised automation, and human-led craftsmanship) and shares the real role AI played, including lessons on when to delegate and when to retain control.

SourceO'Reilly AI & ML RadarAuthor: Marc Millstone
Eating My Own Dog Food: How I Used the Framework to Write the Post About the Framework
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  • The author used his own framework to guide the writing process, ensuring the post practices what it preaches.
  • AI handled low-risk, low-differentiation tasks like citation formatting and drafting counterarguments, with human oversight.
  • Core arguments, framework definitions, and key evidence were human-led, with AI acting as a critic and collaborator.
  • Voice and style required significant human editing to avoid generic AI writing and maintain authenticity.

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