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That's why I suspect that AI won't destroy writing as much as it will expose the difference between #writing that merely transfers information and writing that expresses a person.

Perhaps #journalism will need to adapt in a similar way.

Facts will always matter.

But maybe style, investigation, expertise and a distinctive #voice will matter more than they do today.

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#privacyMatters #AI

about 5 days ago

Emanuele

But then there are texts that people read for completely different reasons.

When I read a post from someone I follow, I usually don't do it because I desperately need the information contained in it.

I read it because of their #perspective.

Their voice.

Their way of connecting #ideas.

Their humor, their experiences, even their biases.

The #writing is part of the message.

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#privacyMatters #AI #humanity #emotions

about 5 days ago

Emanuele

At the same time, I don't think AI threatens every form of #writing equally.

If I want to know tomorrow's weather, compare products, understand a protocol or read a summary of a news story, I can easily imagine AI becoming the default interface.

A lot of information is valuable primarily because of the information itself.

And AI is very good at moving information around.

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#privacyMatters #AI #humanity

about 5 days ago

Emanuele

This is why I'm skeptical when a project's vision appears to be "we don't have AI."

That feels less like a strategy and more like a description of the present.

What interests me much more is a different question:

Can we build AI systems that respect #privacy?

Systems that anonymize requests, separate identities from queries, create temporary profiles and minimize data collection.

That sounds like a future worth exploring.

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#privacyMatters #AI

about 5 days ago