Take what AI generates with a large dose of salt


Whether something is written by a human being or a machine, it should be obvious that the reader must be discerning and prudent in accepting those words. — Reuters

Implicit in the phrase “The pen is mightier than the sword” is the idea that to persuade people with your writing takes a degree of skill. That a random jumble of words needs the energy of somebody who knows what they are doing to create order and sense.

But what if it’s machines that unjumble those words?

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