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    Tweet Questions AI Effect on Future Readership

    Séb Krier retweets a post asking if readers will still want human writing once AIs outperform people at every task.

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    Séb Krier, AGI Policy Development Lead at Google DeepMind, retweeted a post from @tracewoodgrains. The quoted text poses the question of whether anyone will still want to read personal writing after AIs become better than humans at everything. It references Dostoevsky in the visible fragment. The post appears in a policy-tagged conversation on the platform. The evidence packet contains only this retweet and the quoted lines with no further statements, replies, or external confirmations. No other actions or outcomes are recorded in the supplied source lines.

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    @sebkrierRT @tracewoodgrains: "but after the AIs are better than us at everything, will anyone still want to read my writing?" I mean, Dostoevsky e…

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    @sebkrierRT @tracewoodgrains: "but after the AIs are better than us at everything, will anyone still want to read my writing?" I mean, Dostoevsky e…