Good article on the use of AI written from the perspective of someone who suffered a long-term (but fortunately temporary) disability. Having lost the use of their arm, they used AI to fill the physical gap. "The real question was not which tasks to keep or drop but which parts of the work were my own and which were the mechanisms I had used to perform it. Talking, ideating out loud, and thinking through my own voice remained mine." It wasn't always perfect; editing AI-writing can actually take longer than writing it yourself. And it means adapting. "The goal of using GenAI during recovery was not to overcome my physical limitation but to continue thriving as a scholar while working within it," writes Michael Cassens.
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