Writer: I won't outsource my writing 'kernel' to a model — everything else is fair game
DevinLewtan · x · 2026-10-31
iamperegrine offers a resonant division for the AI writing era: the "kernel" of his work is placing one word after the next, optimized for brand reinforcement, logical clarity, and vibes. Ironically, that kernel is the one thing he won't outsource to a model — everything else is fair game. A crisp take on where the human/machine boundary should sit for writers.
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