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Researchers surprised to find less-educated areas adopting AI writing tools faster
(arstechnica.com)
this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2025
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I always use AI to write texts.
I am to fucking lazy to write more than keywords 😆.
I let it format into a proper text and tell it what it should adjust. That is one task AI is very good in (way better than myself).
For me, it is the faster approach, but I always tend to write with enormous information density (which is disliked by many people somehow) anyway.
I personally prefer the shortest wording with most information to read, so I sometimes let AI summarise.
I'm not an AI fan, but thank you for using it remove words, rather than turn 20 words into 200.
Reading such articles made me vomit even prior AI 🤣 newspaper writers just love expanding 3 sentences to, like, 5 paragraphs.
Edit: Paragraphs, not Absätze, lol
"Paragraphs" is the English word you were probably looking for 😅
🤭🖤
AI doesn't really "summarize" though, it just chooses random topics to filter out.
i'm honestly curious about your writing style. maybe you could develop it or refine it! but yeah i don't judge you for using ai
Of course I could, but I don’t want to 😆🤪
fair!