Monday, July 24, 2023

Corporate Mission Statement Created by A.I.

 


I recently ask Chat GPT to create a mission for an organization. Its response was as good as most organizations' statements (most bland at best):

Mission Statement for [Your Organization]:

"At [Your Organization], we are committed to empowering positive change and making a lasting impact in the lives of individuals and communities. Our mission is to inspire and uplift through innovation, compassion, and collaboration.

By fostering a culture of inclusivity and diversity, we strive to create a safe and nurturing environment where every voice is heard and respected. Through cutting-edge research, thoughtful advocacy, and sustainable practices, we aim to address pressing challenges and contribute to a better, more sustainable world.

Driven by our unwavering dedication to excellence and integrity, we seek to deliver exceptional products/services that enrich lives, inspire creativity, and promote well-being. We cherish our role as responsible global citizens and embrace opportunities to contribute to social progress and environmental stewardship.

Together, with our dedicated team, partners, and stakeholders, we work tirelessly to create meaningful solutions that transcend boundaries and create a positive ripple effect. We are guided by the belief that, through collective efforts, we can create a future where possibilities are endless and where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.

At [Your Organization], our purpose is not just to succeed but to leave a lasting legacy of positive change, shaping a world that reflects our core values and shared vision for a brighter, more compassionate tomorrow."

Note: many years ago, someone created the Dilbert Mission Statement Generator which I found produced a very believable mission statement about 1 in 3 times: Dilbert's Mission Stement Generator - WorldVillage.com - Where Culture & Technology Collide.

Contributor: (openai.com) Portions of this post labeled were written by ChatGPT, a language model developed by OpenAI. For more information on language models, visit the OpenAI website. Edited by: J. McMahon


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