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AI & Writing

"Having another entity write words for me deprives me of the value of the difficult, personal and meaningful work of articulating my thoughts. . . . It would be like having someone else do pullups for me because it was easier than me doing them." ~ Scott Moehring, Moehr Better Universals


One of the best ways of ensuring authenticity in our writing is simply to stop using AI altogether. I know this may sound naive, or even heretical, but we really do have a choice here.

Sadly, many people seem to have lost sight of this fact, and I remain amazed that so many good writers feel they need to use AI, in spite of the clear evidence that using AI for writing (i.e., "cognitive offloading") clearly leads to cognitive diminishment.

~ Metta Zetty | Source


"Finalement lire du texte ChatGPT c'est comme faire l'amour avec une poupée gonflable, tout y est, sauf l'amour." ~ Aurélien Barrau quoted by Xavier in TheBrain Forum

Translation: "In the end, reading ChatGPT text is like having sex with an inflatable doll, everything is there, except love."