CS scholar on AI-written drafts: if you outsource your voice, don't expect humans to review it
birchlse · x · 2026-09-30
Computer scientist TaliaRinger says she finds it deeply upsetting when people send her fully AI-generated text and ask for careful human feedback. Her point: if you've outsourced your voice to AI, just ask the AI for feedback instead of expecting human experts to invest their time. The post has sparked discussion about AI ghostwriting and etiquette in expert communication.
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