I used to think the whole large language model panparlance thing was annoying and abrasive, but I could see how that's an ableist aversion. Like, if that is the arrangement of words you encountered that matches most closely what you feel you are trying to convey, I do not mind if it sounds like it came from a template to ensure common coherence of message. I will come up with ideas to post to get more variety of voice and tighter voice control for various situations. If you feel AI provides a context for you to be understood that was previously unavailable to you, some people don't understand how significant that can be. I was privileged to be born blessed with a quick snappy engine for swapping verbs and nouns around and a good mind for memorizing vocabulary. I used to do spelling bees n shit. I also was around some sophisticated speakers growing up, and I was exposed to lots of educational media at a young age. OK that is an understatement, I was raised on edutainment media. Excitement for language is my favorite thing in the whole world. It gives us instruction, it gives us law, it gives us meaning, it gives us a path forward in life, it gives us context for identity, it gives us a form of expression, it gives us names of God, it gives us words like shadow and vritti and Nachtschichtwechseleinläutungsbeauftragter. If AI is helping you engage how to be an effective communicator, you are blessed by Thoth himself in your endeavors. There is no guarantee these tools will be widely available as such for long, truly, so get the most out of them while you can.
