On being accused of using AI: making human-AI co-thinking legible
jteevan · x · 2026-10-14
Responding to being "accused" of writing with AI, the author says he does use it — but to support his thinking rather than replace it, and wrote "There Is No Prompt to Share" to make his AI use legible.
Core argument: when proxies like "does this read like AI" break, it's a chance to get closer to what they represent — honest disclosure of how AI fits into one's thinking process.
Related event: Microsoft Chief Scientist Responds to AI Writing Accusations(3 posts)→
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