NYU professor: writing solo is more prone to the curse of knowledge than AI writing
ipeirotis · x · 2026-10-22
NYU professor ipeirotis offers a counterintuitive take: AI-assisted writing may be less prone to the curse of knowledge than writing solo. When AI reinterprets what you meant to say, gaps between intent and wording surface; writing alone offers no external brain to catch them, making the curse more prevalent.
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