AI can speed up drafting, but manual bullet-pointing may keep thinking sharp
dotey · x · 2026-07-23
The poster agrees that using AI as a source of raw material works better than fully outsourcing thinking. The quoted argument is that people can feel their writing gets worse when they lean on LLMs too much, and that manually typing distilled bullet points after reading the model output helps keep the brain engaged and sharpen judgment.
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