“Amnesty International may slow us down”: Sridhar Vembu says of the reviews that fail to do so, “they do not do their job.”

Zoho SRIDHAR VEMBU’s founder presented an explicit snapshot to use in AI as of August 2025, describing technology as a strong educational and discussion tool but warns of excessive dependence on customer reactions or generating an unresolved code.

In a detailed X Publication, VEMBU revealed that he uses AI chat tools “per day, at least 2-3 sessions per day”, describing himself as a moderate to heavy user. It has the five best applications of Amnesty International installed on his phone and all of them.

He said that the biggest change is how he is looking for information. “My web search has decreased by 80 % as a direct result,” he pointed out, praising the role of artificial intelligence in helping him learn faster. VEMBU also estimates Amnesty International, “a very good discussion partner”, often nourishes the output of one of the artificial intelligence to another to give the depth of its understanding.

However, his support comes with strong warnings. Although artificial intelligence can enhance product experiences – Grok’s X mode for example – refuses the idea of allowing AI to create new content for customers without revealing. “It is not wise for a person to copy the text of AI paste and send it to a customer, hiding the fact that it came from artificial intelligence,” Vembu warned.

When coding, his position is more stable. He stressed that the code that was created from artificial intelligence requires comprehensive compliance, privacy and safety-work reviews “neither easy nor enjoyable” and can erase productive gains. He said: “If any programmer provides a symbol of artificial intelligence without doing all this, they fail in his job,” adding that in some cases, artificial intelligence may slow down.

VEMBU encourages Zoho to use artificial intelligence primarily for learning and discussion, not to create uncomfortable content or delivery of software instructions. He concluded with a sign that Zoho “manages a lot of experiences” and that his views may evolve with “changing facts on the ground.”