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we really do need a discussion on how we as a society conceptualize "when you write a post and run it through a LLM, how much of that is YOU and your ACTUAL VOICE AND MEANING, and how much of that is the AIs"

Andrew Rothstein@asrothstein.bsky.social

Facebook asks you if you want to do that on every post. Gmail asks you if you want to do that on every email. It’s mind numbingly aggravating but increasingly acceptable.

flimshaw

@flimshaw.bsky.social

I've begun to see small typos and swapped letters etc as evidence someone actually wrote something themselves. I see it in work chat a lot, and I hate it. Writing pre-AI, even just boring work stuff, was an opportunity for little bits of folks' personalities to squeak out, esp in remote teams

25/1/26, 2:20 am1 repost19 likes

Dillon "Back to making games again"

@6sidedgames.bsky.social

25 Jan

It's also a source of chuckles at times. Like when you mean to tell people to check their shift for one day next week, and forget the "f." On a team-wide chat. "Check your shit for next Thursday" is a pretty funny typo.