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    Writer Invokes Dostoevsky Against AI Readership Concerns

    Pseudonymous Substack writer responds to fears that superior AI will end interest in human writing.

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    Tracing Woodgrains posted a tweet that directly quotes his own question about whether readers will continue engaging with his work once AIs outperform humans at everything. He answered the concern by noting that people already spend time on his tweet instead of turning solely to established authors such as Dostoevsky. The post comes from an account described in the packet as belonging to a Substack writer and podcast producer focused on Wikipedia topics. No additional posts, replies, or confirmations of broader reactions are included in the supplied evidence.

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    @tracewoodgrains"but after the AIs are better than us at everything, will anyone still want to read my writing?" I mean, Dostoevsky exists and yet here you are spending your time on my tweet instead, so

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    @tracewoodgrains"but after the AIs are better than us at everything, will anyone still want to read my writing?" I mean, Dostoevsky exists and yet here you are spending your time on my tweet instead, so