I read an article by a teacher the other day, who begrudgingly rejoiced a little bit whenever she found a spelling error in a student’s work. Because that meant it at least wasn’t written by AI.
It’s tricky, isn’t it? Will the amount of people who actually know how to spell decrease significantly because of AI?
It’s already decreasing, those that grow up with AI assistants won’t know what writing is because all they will know is speak to the AI and it will write it for you until eventually the AI is gone (malfunction that no one can repair or it just fucks off because it doesn’t want to deal with idiots anymore) and we are left with something akin to Neanderthals.
I read an article by a teacher the other day, who begrudgingly rejoiced a little bit whenever she found a spelling error in a student’s work. Because that meant it at least wasn’t written by AI.
It’s tricky, isn’t it? Will the amount of people who actually know how to spell decrease significantly because of AI?
It’s already decreasing, those that grow up with AI assistants won’t know what writing is because all they will know is speak to the AI and it will write it for you until eventually the AI is gone (malfunction that no one can repair or it just fucks off because it doesn’t want to deal with idiots anymore) and we are left with something akin to Neanderthals.
I’ve had this feeling for years seeing how people barely know how to use a pen, slowly writing in block letters. This is the evolution of that.
Of course they use AI to write for them, they were never taught to write!