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Author argues AI erodes human voice by perfecting writing, removing flaws and originality.

The author argues that the increasing perfection of AI-generated writing is diminishing the value of human expression. She contends that the messy, imperfect nature of human writing, including mistakes and unique phrasing, is essential for developing a personal voice and fostering genuine emotional connection. This evolution of language, she believes, is being flattened by AI, leading to a loss of profound impact. AI

IMPACT Suggests AI's influence on writing may lead to a loss of authentic human expression and emotional resonance.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece discussing the impact of AI on human writing and expression.

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Author argues AI erodes human voice by perfecting writing, removing flaws and originality.

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  1. The Guardian — AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Alex Reszelska ·

    In this machine age we must hold on to imperfect writing. It is not flawed. It is human | Alex Reszelska

    <p>We need the mess of it all. Without it, what remains are sentences that are technically flawless but emotionally vacant</p><p>Some people are naturally drawn to writing – scribbling notes in the margins, jotting poems and little stories, mostly for themselves, sometimes to ent…