The mind virus: Why you should care whether you read AI-generated content
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How AI broke proof-of-thought and created a horde of fools
My husband has a friend from high school who time has turned into more of an acquaintance. Let’s call him Tom. Tom would consider himself rather erudite and has strong political views, which he isn’t afraid to express on Facebook. But in the last year, a strange pattern emerged. My husband noticed Tom’s Facebook posts were becoming a little longer and far more witty. His arguments were landing like metronomic jabs to a speed bag and he would often round out each post with a flourishing one-line punch. Having been active on Substack for over six months, I am a little more attuned to the…
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