Easily parsed garbled text makes writing to humans feel tedious.
Negative users worry that offloading thinking and typing to AI causes muscle memory to decay rapidly and creates resentment at the tedious need to fix typos when messaging humans.
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no way me too! i type way worse nowadays
One negative externality of this: Using AI has genuinely impacted my ability to spell. Think about it, for the past 4 years I've been primarily communicating with a "colleague" that I feel no shame making typos around. Over time, I've found myself making more and more errors.
@willdepue not only do i type worse, but i *resent* feeling obligated to fix the typos when messaging humans so tedious
no way me too! i type way worse nowadays
@BeingJonG @willdepue Laziness more than ability in my case. Even before AI, typing correctly took way too long.
@willdepue It’s wild how fast muscle memory decays when you offload the thinking to AI.
@willdepue Okay so glad I'm not the only one