I am less worried about this, because I think this kind of prose enhancement is part useful (in which case we have made the text clearer, people can communicate

I am less worried about this, because I think this kind of prose enhancement is part useful (in which case we have made the text clearer, people can communicate better, and it’s just a win), and part social signaling. But if everyone is using it, it ceases to be a signal of education / background or if communication skills. It may loop back to very terse, curt prose as a sign of authenticity being desirable, and then gpt-next emulates that, and there is some chasing forever of the most fashionable style. But that’s just people, it doesn’t seem particularly new or worrisome.