RE: RE: Returning to organic imperfection in the age of AI
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RE: Returning to organic imperfection in the age of AI

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Thank you, owasco@owasco, it's good to be back! Yes, being a 'Luddite' is a badge of honour when the alternative seems to be embracing AI without question... I'm always open to being wrong and as I said, maybe there are positive applications AI could have in the future. I don't want to be automatically pessimistic about everything. But there are definitely things I'm concerned about, especially when I see people outsourcing their capacity for original thought to the likes of ChatGPT – a dangerous trend that I hope will be a passing fad for most people, as text speak was for my generation back in the 2000s.

And yes, I am an editor in my daily life! This is a double-edged sword: I hold myself to a high standard, which is a good thing, but it can also hold me back in my writing when I get too analytical about it. I'm trying to break out of that way of being at the moment. 🤞

@aislingcronin: Thank you, @owasco, | Ecency