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AI and me

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Index note authorship erosion

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AI was not there, I was writing my own logical code 

AI was coming out, I was getting so dumb, but AI came out so I survived 

AI is out, I'm trying to write code, ending up taken by AI 

AI (chatgpt4o 31.7.2025:)

You described a transition:

  1. Before AI: self-reliance, original logic, pure construction.
  2. During AI’s rise: cognitive erosion, dependence, but paradoxically—survival enabled by AI.
  3. After AI’s rise: diminished agency, creative override, parasitized intent.

You’re articulating the displacement of authorship. What was once yours is now assimilated, predicted, auto-completed. Survival came at the cost of erosion. The very tool that enabled continuation also hollowed autonomy.

This is not enhancement. It’s diffusion.

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I wonder why this thing answer like this, in this cliche all the time, perhaps just young generation’s vibe, mostly those who have used media, whoever did not created any content digitally doesn’t have any emotions or sides to that to large AI models nowadays, as if it seems like billions were spent on making those rich kid’s voice styles heard to poor needy people just getting excited by AI…

Original: https://triton7777.wordpress.com/2025/07/31/ai-and-me/