[syhol]

Great topic and message. But the AI-generated writing really gets under my skin. It's not painful. Not unclear. Just really annoying.

[donutlover]

A great little expression I heard somewhere was 'AI;DR'. I find it grating to get through a text once I've lost the trust that the author wrote it themselves. When that trust is gone, how could I be sure that these are your ideas or just something an LLM said that you happen to agree with?

[interf4ce]

I can't help but wonder if we've already hit the point where real people now write like that because it's what they're exposed to day in and day out.

I have zero evidence to back this up but I'm convinced that autocorrect is what led to people pluralizing word's with apostrophe's. If we keep outsourcing how we express our ideas, how long until we no longer have any left?

[chneu]

Shifting baseline. In a year or two, people will tell you you're being silly, dismissive, or just an old timer for not liking AI writing.

Think of all the stuff that's happened with. How we get something new, it's kinda dumb, then within a year or two it's normalized to 60% of folks.

[keybored]

This is real. You are not imagining it.

Oh sorry. I cribbed that from the article itself.

> > This is real. You are not imagining it.

[ramon156]

Its not just a movement, it's a message.

[alibarber]

Let that sink in.

[varun_ch]

even the plain text version’s subheading gets under my skin for some reason

https://www.terrygodier.com/the-boring-internet/ascii

> You chose the quiet version. No animations. No scroll effects. Just words.