Podcaster Shao Nan quits AI writing: "What it writes ultimately belongs to it"
oran_ge · x · 2026-11-13
orange shared a clip from the Zhihang Tavern podcast (E257) where Shao Nan explains he stopped using AI for writing: first, what AI produces isn't truly understood or internalized by you — it remains the AI's; second, even if readers can't detect the AI flavor, your own impression of the piece stays shallow because AI handled the hardest part. Writing, he argues, is about leaving your own imprint, not chasing traffic.
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