Rita Kozlov says AI writing feels wrong because it erases the writer’s own voice
ritakozlov · x · 2026-07-23
The author argues that AI writing often feels unmistakable because it is over-polished, repetitive, and stripped of human quirks like typos, uneven pacing, and personal style.
They connect this to how people are taught to write “professionally,” noting that junior writers often hide behind generic structure and big words. The remedy, in their view, is to say things in your own voice and let writing stay a little choppy, imperfect, and personal. AI can still help as a rubber duck, but it should not erase the writer’s identity.
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