Don’t let AI kill the author
A deep reading note on why writing cannot be fully outsourced to AI, and how machine-made prose threatens thought, trust, and authorship.
ENGLISH
Reading notes from newspapers, magazines, long-form articles, and other English material.
This is a chronological stream of reading notes from newspapers, magazines, long-form articles, and other English material.
The section stays deliberately simple for now. Publication, vocabulary, or other groupings can be added later when the real volume of notes makes them useful.
这里按时间倒序记录英语材料的阅读笔记。
目前不预设出版物、词汇或语法等二级分类;等真实内容增长后,再根据需要整理。
NOTES
A deep reading note on why writing cannot be fully outsourced to AI, and how machine-made prose threatens thought, trust, and authorship.
A deep reading note on why AI can make writing worse even when it makes prose smoother, and what writing preserves about human thought.
A deep reading note on mathematicians’ objections to OpenAI’s research methods, proof, understanding, and the future of open inquiry.
A deep reading note on whether the AI arms race can be stopped, and the security dilemma between safety, strategic competition, and verification.
A deep reading note on the Gulf’s data-centre boom, AI infrastructure, and the language of geopolitics and investment.
A small routine for turning a new word into something I can actually use.
A deep reading note on Oura’s smart-ring business, useful expressions, and the economics of wearable health technology.
A few everyday expressions that make short conversations sound more natural.
A short example of how a realistic twenty-minute study session can be structured.