[devsda]

> guess humans will eventually also start writing more like the AIs they learn from.

With the AI feedback loop being so fast and tight for some tasks, the focus moves on to delivery than learning. There is no incentive, space or time for learning.

[OakNinja]

For me personally, both at work and in my free time, I spend _more_ time on writing things _that matter_ since I’ve freed up time by using LLM’s for boilerplate tasks.

My motto is - If it wasn’t worth writing, it won’t be worth reading.

A good example of writing where I’d recommend using LLM’s is product documentation. You pass the diff, the description of the task, and the context (existing documentation) with a prompt ”Update the documentation…”.

Documentation is important but it’s not prose. However, writing a comment on hacker news is.

[bpodgursky]

Won't be well received here, but this is the truth.