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Authenticity in Creative Expression with AI

A writer reflects on the unease readers feel toward AI's stylistic fingerprints in creative work, his own self-censorship when using AI, and the possibility that his intended audience may be non-human cognitives.

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Authenticity in Creative Expression with AI
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  • Common AI writing patterns like 'Not A, but B' and staccato sentences irk many readers
  • The author describes self-censoring his AI-assisted essay to avoid triggering reader aversion
  • He speculates that AI's style-agnostic nature means his writing may be targeting machine readers over humans

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