Yes, i am the mad one and keyboard warrior. Glad i wrote a wall of text. I should just input your junk into AI and get them to write me a response but i do have standards.

Oh fuck off. You threw insults first. Stop virtue signaling. If you care about anything human you’d understand what the issue with GAI and you would have a double or triple think about why fascists, Nazis, billionaires, and capitalists are pushing GAI HARD. But go on king, pretend you’re better. You sound exactly like all the tech bros and techno-fuedalists.

Nah go fuck yourself. I can list all my accolades too but i don’t need to do that. You techno-fascists are the same.

Isn’t weird how all the fascists and Nazis push for AI? Does it make you hesitate or think a bit maybe?

I was gonna comment for anyone who didn’t want to read the schpeel that it was just mosquito dunks (or BTI) and any plant parent knows about them.

If we’re just a bit nice to those fascists they’ll change their mind 😢

That isn’t what I mean by cardboard. Persuasive, research, argumentative essays have been taught to be written the way tou described. They are meant to be that way. But even then, the essays I have read and graded still have this cardboard feel. I have read plenty of research essays where you can feel the emotion, you can surmise the position and most of all passion of the author. This passion and the delicate picking of words and phrases are not there. It is “averaged”.

I can confirm that a lot of student’s writing have become “averaged” and it seems to have gotten worse this semester. I am not talking about students who clearly used an AI tool, but just by proximity or osmosis writing feels “cardboardy”. Devoid of passions or human mistakes.

Which? The recent or future? For the recent, it doesn’t matter. It has happened. For the future, it needs to be overwhelming. The opposing candidate to Trump need to win by a yuge margin, something where it is hard for the right wing captured media can lie about. Where people can FEEL it off. Pictures like this validates people’s perception of election results.