Anna Jarrett

Anna Jarrett

Crates; Less sifting. More discovering.

About

After years of owning large products, taking a startup from zero to one with an IBM acquisition, today I find myself head of Product and Design at Crates, a personal browsing companion. If I had any time where I wasn’t neck deep in Crates, I’d be painting, doing landscape photography or beating my kids in Mario Kart (as a millennial they never stood a chance.)

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What's the worst AI-generated blog post you've ever seen?

I'm launching Branchpost on Wednesday. It's a tool that opens AI blog drafts as pull requests instead of "click generate, get slop". Building it I had to read a LOT of AI-written blog posts to understand what makes them obviously fake.

The worst patterns I've seen:

  • "In today's fast-paced digital landscape..."

  • 14 headings, every section says the same thing

  • The phrase "unlock the power of" appearing 4 times in 1000 words

  • Fake statistics with no source

  • A bulleted list that's just the headings rewritten

What's the slop pattern that makes you close the tab immediately?

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Every feature demo'd beautifully. Our team was excited. Investors loved the roadmap.

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