The A.I. question is dividing writers along a thin red line:
Can you outsource your writing to large language models?
A.I. adopters say that with the right prompts, an author can train LLMs to produce prose that readers can't tell from the genuine article.
And besides, they insist, the only way to beat A.I. slop farms at the volume game is to use the same tools, only for good.
But is the hype over A.I. writing justified? Court of Kairos member Rawle Nyanzi and I recently put LLM-generated prose to the test by putting it under my ruthless word surgeon's knife.
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