8 stories tagged ai-writing, newest first.
18 points by Anon84 | 36 comments
Chronicle of Higher Education opinion essay by Allison Stanger arguing analytical academic writing should be judged by quality rather than whether AI helped write it.
72 points by dbolkunov | 61 comments
Blog post by Dima Bolkunov arguing that AI-generated writing averages out style, making the author harder to see and empathize with.
70 points by evakhoury | 45 comments
Blog post about Dartmouth provost Santiago Schnell's Washington Post op-ed on AI cheating, which AI detector Pangram flagged as likely LLM-written, raising questions of authorship credit.
24 points by eustoria | 11 comments
A personal essay by Murphy Trueman about inheriting her mother's writing style and finding that it now reads as if written by AI.
24 points by harscoat | 33 comments
BBC News article on the controversy in France over an award-winning author accused of using AI to write his work.
39 points by pepys | 12 comments
A New Yorker critical essay by Louis Menand on the history of punctuation and how it shapes reading, including what changes when machines write sentences.
6 points by zazuke | 5 comments
A personal knowledge-base note by Simon Späti arguing that human-read text should be human-written and comparing AI-bloated writing, prompts, and raw writing.
421 points by herbertl | 247 comments
A daily blog post by Nik reflecting on an AI model trained to imitate his writing and arguing that the struggle of writing is the point.