AI didn't kill the brief. It just made a bad one fail faster — and in public. A loose brief used to make a slow problem; now it makes twenty wrong things before lunch, and that looks like speed right up until the review starts.

This is part three of our five-part Shallow DeepDive series on brands and AI.

• Why a vague brief now produces twenty wrong things before lunch, not three wrong things over three days
• A prompt is really a compressed brief: task, audience, context, constraints, sources, examples, and the standard you'll judge it against
• Why bad AI work doesn't look broken — it looks plausible, which is the trap
• "Review debt": the thinking you skip at the start comes back bigger at the end
• Naming the review standard up front — rough direction, structure, draft, critique, or finished copy

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