How will we write in 2030?

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Reflecting on the democratization of AI writing tools and how technology is shaping our words ... for better or worse? An article that was not (yet) co-written by an AI, but with two human beings: Quentin Franque and Benoît Zante. AI writing is growing in popularity

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A great overview of the AI writing landscape. This post looks to the future and touches on; price, regulation and ethics.

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