WSJ: People now talk like AI chatbots in real meetings after ingesting too much AI content
SydSteyerhart · x · 2026-10-05
Per a WSJ report relayed by Kalshi, office workers are starting to speak like AI chatbots in real meetings after consuming so much AI-generated content. Commenter SydSteyerhart argues this is just the beginning: AI content will soon dwarf human content by orders of magnitude, and we will inevitably start writing like AI too.
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