A short conversational transcript from a YouTube video where speakers (including Matt Wolfe) discuss using AI tools to improve internal corporate communication and to edit/condense newsletters. They recommend running drafts through AI (e.g., Claude) to proofread, improve readability, and remove verbosity or ‘fluff.’
At work, at these corporate jobs, it's very important to become very good at internal communication, right? And there's people who are not good at this. They are, like, very verbose. Or like, they write these, like, walls of text. And before I would tell them to, like, okay, you know, here's some tips. But now it's like, hey, why don't you just put your shit into AI first? And then it'll just make it more concise for you. There's like, no excuse.
I do that a lot with my newsletter as well. And I think you mentioned you do it with your newsletter also, where I'll write my newsletter that I send out each week and I'll pull it into Claude, and then I'll say, can you proofread this? Find any grammar mistakes, spelling mistakes, but also proofread it for readability, make sure it's as easy to read as possible for people, and it will actually go. And trim out some of the fluff for me and clean it up.
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