Artificial intelligence now offers tools to help craft emails that mimic human imperfections, such as typos, which can be a source of anxiety for those with dyslexia. The author, who struggles with dyslexia, shares how their career in writing has made them particularly sensitive to errors, often fearing they might be perceived as careless or unprofessional. However, as AI technology advances, these small mistakes can also highlight our humanity, showing that we have personally engaged with our writing rather than relying solely on AI. This perspective suggests that while AI can enhance our communication, it is the human touch, complete with its imperfections, that truly connects us.
QUESTION: How might the increasing use of AI in writing impact the way we perceive human errors in communication?
This ‘anti-Grammarly’ AI tool adds typos to your emails on purpose
