Linguist Najoung Kim: AI-written messages force recipients to pay time senders never spent
najoungkim · x · 2026-10-21
Computational linguist Najoung Kim argues that what annoys her most about AI-mediated communication—especially when recognizable as such—is that it demands the recipient's human time that the sender never invested, framing it as a fairness issue.
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