The problem with AI-generated writing and the loss of authentic human voice
By
@adamwiggins.com
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Summary
The author expresses strong frustration with AI-generated marketing copy, using the example of caterers who describe their services in vague, buzzword-laden language ("creating meaningful experiences," "culinary journey"). The article argues that AI-written content lacks authenticity, soul, and genuine human voice. The provocative title is a hyperbolic statement about the value of authentic human writing over AI-generated text.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledWe don't just provide food—we create meaningful experiences.
We don't just serve food, we serve moments.
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