After 12-14 hours of daily AI use, one writer restarts handwriting to fight memory loss
LadyAshBorg · x · 2026-10-07
- LadyAshBorg argues we discuss attention loss from agent/context switching but rarely memory: context loss and chronological AI interfaces make it hard to recollect and connect one's own work.
- Her countermeasure: after 12-14 hours of daily AI use, she writes by hand again — AI does the plan and roadmap, writing helps her reorient in the present and link thoughts and artifacts.
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