AI can now translate perfectly.
But it still can’t write like you.
And sometimes the real failure isn’t the AI—it’s everything around it.
Link in first reply. 🧵👇
If you’re relying on AI to write for you, ask:
Are you removing friction…
or removing yourself?
Ironically this entire X thread was derived by ChatGPT from the ghost post in first reply. The latter is itself 100% my own voice – check out the difference.
I am glad I went blind slowly.
Strange sentence—but it’s true.
Because when it comes to loss, the path matters as much as the outcome.
Link in first reply. 🧵👇
We talk about blindness as a single condition.
It isn’t.
Some are born blind.
Some lose sight gradually.
Some lose it overnight.
Same destination. Completely different journeys.
AI may have become the most effective excuse in modern office life.
Not because it’s always at fault.
Because blaming it feels strangely acceptable.
Link in first reply. 🧵👇
My guess: this is a phase.
Once everyone uses AI constantly, “the bot did it” will sound just like every other bad worker blaming their tools.
Full post link in the first reply.
That’s the interesting part.
The issue isn’t just whether AI made the mistake.
It’s that blaming AI can feel more socially acceptable than admitting you failed to review your own work.