[matt123456789]

When I put real time and thought into an email—and the response I get back is obviously AI-generated—and it comes with no disclaimer—it infuriates me. Maybe the model happened to spit out exactly what the sender meant—just dressed up and grammatically polished. Doesn’t matter—I’d rather someone talk to me directly than funnel a thought through a word-grinder and hit send. Downvote me—call me anti-progress—I don’t care. I cannot stand undisclosed AI in conversation.

[multjoy]

I don't understand what people get from using a chatbot to write correspondence. It saves no time, and just ends up being long winded nonsense.

My stance is that if you're about to ask co-pilot, or whatever, to respond to me, then just send me the prompt you're about to enter as that will probably answer the question!

[antonymoose]

I recently had my first AI recruiter experience. To be clear, the person behind the account was a real person with a real business - except everything was uncanny valley levels of bad correspondence. I shortly disconnected and blocked this jerk.

[AlexeyBelov]

Did you intentionally use that many em-dashes? Or was that a bit?