People from all kinds of fields are increasingly using AI to address personal and professional tasks: they not only check their writing, but also ask AI to generate ideas, structures, topics and key points for their reports, essays and letters. It is easy to see this merely as another tool that helps us be more productive and focus on more valuable tasks, writes Paul Hardisty on his Substack blog. Yet he believes that «with every one of these choices, repeated millions of times a day around the globe, the individual human voice falls silent, giving way to the ultra-homogenized, faceless mass of large language models.»
«You Lean Toward a Face and Find Only a Mask, with No Person Behind It»
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