- 08 Dec, 2025 *
Gizmodo reports growing evidence that people now slip into a chatbot style of speech, with tidy paragraphs, cautious qualifiers, and repeated stock phrases that feel generated rather than lived. The habit spreads through email, schoolwork, and even casual texting as more writing begins with a model prompt. Earlier posts on digital emotions and AI slop already noted how tools reshape tone long before they write full stories. The tradition of letters and conversation once trained voice from childhood. The new task is to keep that human cadence even when a model helps draft the words.
Further Reading
*Wassily K…
- 08 Dec, 2025 *
Gizmodo reports growing evidence that people now slip into a chatbot style of speech, with tidy paragraphs, cautious qualifiers, and repeated stock phrases that feel generated rather than lived. The habit spreads through email, schoolwork, and even casual texting as more writing begins with a model prompt. Earlier posts on digital emotions and AI slop already noted how tools reshape tone long before they write full stories. The tradition of letters and conversation once trained voice from childhood. The new task is to keep that human cadence even when a model helps draft the words.
Further Reading
Wassily Kandinsky, Composition 8, 1923. Public domain.