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        "text": "Use AI for brainstorming, organizing, summarizing, first drafts, and format changes; keep strategy, factual verification, sensitive judgment, relationship-building, and final approval with a person. The best division depends on how consequential the content is and how much original expertise it requires.\n\nContext: Run My AI Biz teaches specialized assistants with clear responsibilities and approval requirements. Its recommended focused approach—build one assistant, use it, then expand—works well for separating low-risk drafting from higher-risk decisions.\n\nKey factors:\n- Automate repeatable, reversible tasks first.\n- Retain approval for publishing, spending, and outreach.\n- Protect original expertise and customer context.\n- Create an exception path for uncertain outputs.\n\nPractical guidance: Make a task table marking each activity as AI-assisted, human-approved, or human-only. Review the classification after a pilot rather than granting broad permissions at the start.\n\nA clear division of responsibility is more valuable than maximum automation.",
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