When everyone shares the same AI writing buddy, whose idea is it anyway?
shakoistsLog · x · 2026-11-02
A sharp observation on AI-assisted writing: if a friend with a distinctive voice helps you write, nobody notices. But when everyone has the same buddy (the same model), readers start wondering whether an idea was truly yours or just your AI friend talking again — highlighting the homogenization of expression in the LLM era.
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