Stop Asking 'Did You Use AI?': Your Day is Already Powered by It
c_valenzuelab · x · 2026-08-06
The author sharply rebuts the phenomenon of people rejecting AI-generated works. They list the ubiquitous AI applications in daily life: from phone face unlock, spam filtering, and predictive text, to food delivery routing, Zoom noise suppression, code completion, Netflix recommendations, and credit card fraud monitoring.
The author emphasizes that unless you live in the Bermuda Triangle, you are using AI every single day. Drawing a sacred moral line at some completely random place, after enjoying all these AI conveniences, is utterly hypocritical.
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