Elijah Meeks: calling out bad AI writing is fair, whatever the tool
Elijah_Meeks · x · 2026-10-02
Elijah Meeks pushes back on the view that spotting AI-written text is pointless, arguing people who write poorly should be called out whether they use a pencil, typewriter, or AI — the flaw is bad writing, not the tool. Part of the ongoing debate over AI slop policing.
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