AI writing without AI is, in this view, no longer a credible position
PawelHuryn · x · 2026-07-23
The author argues that writing about AI without using AI is now incompetence. In their view, the old status symbol of “I can write” has been democratized by AI, so what matters is the person’s takes, experiments, and lived experience—not the formatting of the output. The post is framed as a reply to a thread saying the issue is that simple.
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