Creators argue AI writing is flattening prose into a monoculture, betting on human connection
_akpiper · x · 2026-11-07
caseycraig argues the classics read better than ever because AI writing is creating a monoculture that destroys linguistic variance — read Nabokov or Proust to remember what an actual mind feels like. akpiper agrees, saying they remain bullish on human creators: AI can't compete, and audiences want human connection.
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