GoDaddy Chief Aman Bhutani Sets Aside Any Work He Believes AI Wrote
Aman Bhutani, chief executive of the $15 billion domain name provider GoDaddy, told Business Insider that he stops reading any document he can tell was written by AI, and that he does not outsource his own writing. His stance runs against common practice: in a May 2026 Gallup survey, 51 percent of workplace AI users said they used the technology for writing and editing.
What a delegated draft saves in hours does not show what it removes: the repeated refining GoDaddy chief executive Aman Bhutani calls the art of iteration, and the original observation and hypothesis he looks for on the page. His filter carries an uncounted cost too. Many of his colleagues speak English as a second language, so unusually polished prose draws suspicion, although such clues alone are not proof.
Source: Entrepreneur · November 5, 2026