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If the AI does spelling and grammar fixups, I'll root for the AI. When I was in corporate IT, I got way too much internal email that looked like it had been pe
by Froedlich 7mo ago
If the AI does spelling and grammar fixups, I'll root for the AI.
When I was in corporate IT, I got way too much internal email that looked like it had been pecked out by an autistic second-grader, with random spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. Which wasn't as much of a problem as the chain-of-consciousness blather of jumbled words that often made no sense at all.
Some of those people were Ph.Ds in charge of multimillion-dollar subsidiaries and dozens or hundreds of employees, but they may have well have been trying to communicate by interpretive farting and tap-dancing.
- NietzscheanNull 7mo ago> Some of those people were Ph.Ds Read any of the Epstein emails? Many are nearly unintelligible, despite the "world-renowned luminaries" that wrote them. The phenomenon was discussed in a post here yesterday that linked to post titled "Privilege is bad grammar": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47038125 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47038125
- samtheDamned 7mo agoI feel like this could have done without the ableist quip, however I also see this in my industry as well, especially among higher-ups. Funnily enough this was the topic of another discussion yesterday[0]. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47038125 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47038125 Edit: Which I see was just shared by someone else here hours before me, so I guess I'm not all that safe from the brain rot myself haha.