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I'm writing this in English. Not because English is my first language—it isn't. I'm writing this in English because if I wrote it in Korean, the people I'm addressing would run it through an outdated
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@hongminhee I'm writing this in English. Do you, though? Your writing style was different in the past, so I am pretty sure that you now machine-translate, or perhaps use an LLM writing assistant. To b
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David Mankins
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gatherer of network lint, occasional potsmaster, he/him, though I should switch to they/them just to make the usage more familiar to people (profile images: a butterfly among leaf litter; mouse sculpture (with seed offerings) at a Kyoto shrine; don’t know how to add alt. text to these images)
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David Mankins
@lain_7@tldr.nettime.org
gatherer of network lint, occasional potsmaster, he/him, though I should switch to they/them just to make the usage more familiar to people (profile images: a butterfly among leaf litter; mouse sculpture (with seed offerings) at a Kyoto shrine; don’t know how to add alt. text to these images)
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@silverpill @hongminhee
I don’t interject this as an attack, but please realize that when you say “AI slop” you say “sloppy person who uses AI”.
@hongminhee very clearly is not such a person, so please don’t imply they are, even if they chose an assistant you disapprove of to help them communicate.
I am irritated by the term “AI slop” because it shifts the responsibility from the user to their tool, from the way they use the tool to something that’s inevitable.
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