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Should the presence of AI-generated writing be considered a problem in writing?

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AI is increasingly being used to create written content, ranging from editing and rephrasing to generating complete articles. This raises questions about content quality, originality, and the role of the writer.

In this context, should the existence of texts that are partially or entirely generated by AI be considered an issue in writing? When evaluating a piece of writing, should the origin of the text (human-written versus AI-generated) matter, or should evaluation focus primarily on quality and purpose?

From the perspective of writing as a craft and a long-term practice, how does the community view the use of AI in content creation?

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Meta discussion since this question has well received answers
trichoplax‭ wrote 8 months ago

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