Of course the way that text is written, displayed, rendered, formatted, etc is all highly language dependent and culture dependent. "stop" "STOP" “Stop” "STAHP

Of course the way that text is written, displayed, rendered, formatted, etc is all highly language dependent and culture dependent. "stop" "STOP" “Stop” "STAHP" These all mean different things even though it's just one language. To suggest that the way symbols are presented doesn't carry its own symbolic communication is willful ignorance at best, and at worst a kind of arrogant imposing that "my way of seeing things is the only correct way." In a thread about the "bits of information transfer successfully encoded by AI on a UI implementation," I would expect an experienced engineer to notice the bandwidth of communication (or lack thereof) being demonstrated.