I wrote this article as a bit of an experiment. Specifically, I'm rejecting the purist view that writers should write without AI and avoid it to remain authentic. (This view is particularly common on LinkedIn, where people are concerned about losing their job to AI writers and AI-enhanced writing.) I think that human writers have a completely different challenge that matches the theme of this subreddit: AIs are a new intelligence and audience for all of us. And it happens that as they ingest i...