AI KOL writes essay longhand on 'self-surveillance' in the social media age
floguo · x · 2026-11-06
AI practitioner aishdoingthings shared handwritten pages of a new essay titled On Self-Surveillance, exploring how compulsively checking reactions to your own posts turns everyone into both guard and prisoner—a panopticon of the self. Reposter floguo says she'll transcribe it with Wispr Flow and publish soon, marveling at how wonderful distraction-free longhand writing feels.
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