A Deep Divide Emerges Between AI Users and Nonusers

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A new survey provides ample evidence that AI is being used by many writers across all sectors.

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Rebecca Hogue

I’ll just say, thank you for this this. It is really useful to hear someone who understands a bit about the innovation cycle (see Diffusion of Innovations) – and who tech has been adopted in the past. There are so many echos of it. I get that AI is faster – and everything in the world today is more extreme. This seems to be another example of that extreme.

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Brian Watson

As someone who won’t use AI AND is knowledgeable about its history and technology, I wonder if my thoughts on the ecological and moral corruption of AI have a place. I also detest how we have let tech bros define “efficiency” as a signifier of good writing. I live for the inefficiency, the struggle, of good writing.

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