An author argues that LLM-generated writing violates a fundamental social contract between writers and readers, where writers are expected to invest greater intellectual effort than readers. The proliferation of AI-generated content is homogenizing all writing and making original human expression increasingly valuable as AI content floods the internet.
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An author argues that LLM-generated writing violates a fundamental social contract between writers and readers, where writers are expected to invest greater intellectual effort than readers. The proliferation of AI-generated content is homogenizing all writing and making original human expression increasingly valuable as AI content floods the internet.