Article: The poetry of AI in task management

[spokanemac]

Article

The poetry of AI in task management

Blog Post Summary

Goal

Write an article this week about our use of AI haikus (fun, interesting, our first AI article)

User story
As a _________________________________________,
I want to _________________________________________
so that I can _________________________________________.

For help creating a user story, see "Writing a good user
story"
in the website handbook.

Technical Details

• Blog Post Type

  • How-To Guide
  • Case Study
  • Interview
  • Opinion Piece
  • Research/Insight
  • Product Update
  • Other (please specify)

• Target Audience

  • IT Administrators
  • Security Analysts
  • Developers
  • General Audience

• Targeting Details

  • Target Length:
  • Release Date:
  • Draft Due Date:
  • SEO Keywords:
  • SEO Title:
  • SEO Description:

• TODO

  • Author: ( @lukeheath  )
  • Proofread for readability/tone: ( @spokanemac )
  • Technical Reviewer: (  )
  • Final Art from Design: (  )
  • Final Approver: (  )
  • Merge PR / Publish on website
  • Field Marketing (@drewbakerfdm): Post on social media

• [ ]

References/Resources

https://fleetdm.slack.com/archives/C019PP383QE/p1712941555015999

Additional Notes

Working Document

Published Link

[zwass]

Alternate title suggestions for HN appeal:

Building engineering culture through AI poetry
AI Haikus as a driver for company culture

[zwass]

Alternate title suggestions for HN appeal:

Building engineering culture through AI poetry
AI Haikus as a driver for company culture
The poetry of AI in company culture

I think the key words to hit are "poetry", "AI", and "culture".

[zwass]

I don't have permissions to add comments or suggested edits in the doc, so I'm adding comments here.

1. I recommend that the first thing in the article is the best, most engaging, exciting example we can possibly find for one of the generated Haikus. Hook the reader.
2. I hope this isn't too blunt but IMO the article is really well written and also a bit dry and boring. I think we should target EXCITING! Not sure exactly how to achieve this, but I think it's going to be by focusing more on the technical aspects as well as reordering so that the introduction is more exciting and the history and context are provided slightly further down.
3. I don't see anywhere we link to the code that actually generates the Haikus, or very much of a technical explanation. I think the HN audience is hungry for this.

[spokanemac]

Published. https://fleetdm.com/guides/driving-company-culture-through-ai-haiku-poetry

[fleet-release]

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