Twitter's character limit reshaped our phrasing — now AI agents are doing it too
IgorBrigadir · x · 2026-11-07
Developer Igor Brigadir reflects on how Twitter's character limit has subtly reshaped his thought patterns and phrasing habits — "terrifying if true." The discussion extends to a new AI-era tic: some users now adjust their grammar when prompting agents, phrasing queries so the AI doesn't act on them as commands. A light but telling observation on how tools reshape human language.
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