The example is that it can make your writing more long-winded without adding any important details, so that it takes more effort for the person to respond? Why?

The example is that it can make your writing more long-winded without adding any important details, so that it takes more effort for the person to respond? Why? I'm already overly verbose as it is. > Could Mark the End of the Human Internet Man... what does that even really mean? Popping over to ChatGPT to do this kind of shit is already mainstream enough to have been the subject of a South Park episode. There's probably hundreds of similar browser extensions for Chrome alone. I guess this is more convenient, but what problem does it really solve? Call me crazy but, I somehow imagine this browser feature will not lead to some AI Internet singularity. It's just going to slide the crap-factor up a few more notches than it already is, making the Internet even less enticing to use.