Sent my Claude prompt to 200+ Teams chat. MD wants to see me Monday.

The prompt said:

“rewrite this credit memo so it sounds like a senior associate wrote it, not an AI, remove any repetitive phrasing and make the risk section more confident than the underlying data actually supports”

Sent it 20 minutes ago. 31 unread messages already and counting.

Someone from compliance just reacted with 👀

It’s Friday afternoon. I cannot leave early. I have to sit here until 6pm like everything is normal.

Monday is going to be fun.

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Could be way worse. Did you not delete the chat right after sending? 

 
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On Monday, just come in early and sit in the MD's chair. Say to him, "I am the MD now." You will go down as a legend.

 

Just tell them it was a first draft to understand the limitations of your internal ai can do.

These things are never client ready with out human input so they can’t assume you would not have edited it heavily afterwards. Slightly embarrassing you sent it out in the wrong chat, but nothing they all don’t also have in their ai chat histories.

 

Using AI to produce client deliverables is completely unacceptable. The client is paying for your judgment and expertise, not a polished LLM output. And you didn't just use it, you explicitly instructed it to present more confidence than the underlying data supports. That is a material misrepresentation in a credit document. Compliance is not reacting with eyes emojis because they think it's funny. Monday is going to be more than fun.

 

Eh you're fighting the inevitable imo. What would you say if he didn't tell you it was AI yet you still liked the work? This isn't a fireable offense, nor should it be imo. Granted I'm not in finance, but you fighting against a draft which never went out or if it does go out and clients don't notice nor complain, what's the harm?

Also how is using AI breaking any compliance rules? Last I checked, there is 0 regulation or laws about using AI. It's not illegal, there is nothing preventing you from using AI. So what the fuck?

 

Dude how could you possibly have thought this is a good idea? Genuinely asking, are you maybe autistic? Sending a prompt into a 200 person chat for the most important work that you do where you literally ask AI to misrepresent the facts is frankly retarded and lacks so much social awareness it makes me question how you got a job in the first place

 

Firms are producing investment materials with LLMs. The clients and counterparties receiving them are increasingly using LLMs to read and analyze the same output. Both ends of the workflow are now AI-assisted and nobody is talking about it.

When readers skim with AI, writers have no reason to produce careful analysis. When writers use AI, readers have every reason to delegate reading. Each side’s rational response accelerates the other’s.

At some point the memo is just two AIs talking to each other. Worth asking who owns the judgment in between.

 

Ive been waiting for someone to say this. I agree AI is very helpful but “garbage in, garbage out”. The mass shitification in the investing space and quite frankly everywhere is so exhausting.

 
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*UPDATE

Still employed. For now.

MD closed the door, read the prompt out loud. Slowly. Then said: “the output was actually pretty good.” He let that sit for a second. “That’s the problem.”

Then he pulled up three decks. Client-facing, last four months. He thinks at least two went through the same process. Same logic. Oversold risk sections.

He’s not certain. But he’s flagged it to compliance.

I have a meeting with them Thursday.

Came in this morning thinking it was about one memo. Turns out they’re now looking at the whole pipeline. Not sure what they find when they do.

Next update coming.

 

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*UPDATE

Still employed. For now.

MD closed the door, read the prompt out loud. Slowly. Then said: “the output was actually pretty good.” He let that sit for a second. “That’s the problem.”

Then he pulled up three decks. Client-facing, last four months. He thinks at least two went through the same process. Same logic. Oversold risk sections.

He’s not certain. But he’s flagged it to compliance.

I have a meeting with them Thursday.

Came in this morning thinking it was about one memo. Turns out they’re now looking at the whole pipeline. Not sure what they find when they do.

Next update coming.

Glad to hear you're still alive, OP. 

 

This sounds bad, but making a risk section more confident than the data supports is not that crazy. Same idea as creating investment merits for a company/merger that are more confident than the data supports / base case scenarios.

 

these comments are actually wild. as a senior banker i get mad when my juniors aren’t using AI for drafts - whatever the document. the issue is the part about misrepresenting the data. but if this is real the whole chain of reaction from the firm makes no sense. My EB is hyper focused on using AI as a tool and not getting left behind when all of our clients are

 

What the firm should do is actually create a shared skill that everyone can leverage that automatically establishes guardrails, structure, and tone so that it's compliant and consistent. 

 

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