Essayist declares personal AI policy: no interaction with stochastic parrots
Ploum's essay outlines a personal policy refusing any interaction with AI outputs, arguing that writing is essential to thinking and that AI-generated content steals time. The author will ignore emails, websites, and conversations that rely on AI.
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