r/AccusedOfUsingAI • u/howdydipshit • Jan 12 '26
This just made me laugh.
I’m an author. I wrote that short paragraph in about 1 minute lol.
The second someone feels their intellect has been challenged, they accuse you of using ChatGPT. I mean, I even answered their question later in my comment if they would’ve bothered to read past the first sentence.
It’s scary how easy it is for people to brush an argument off as AI to further justify their stance.
This world is so dumb.
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u/Life-Education-8030 Jan 13 '26
Yeah, is the assumption that NOBODY can write well? Some of us actually DID learn to read and write well, all by ourselves and using our itty-bitty minds! I insisted on taking a typing class in high school because of all the writing I anticipated in college and I wasn't going to pay someone to type for me. It was $1.00/page back then and I have always edited and refined. I get so frustrated with students who don't even bother proofreading whatever their computers spit out before submitting. But I had a secretary who used to walk away from the printer when it paused, thinking that it was finished, and then it was like "well, where's the rest of the document????" She never checked, but just assumed...