Reddit user defends AI as a cognitive aid after a stroke
Read original source →reddit.comA r/ChatGPT poster who had a stroke nearly five years ago says AI helps them think clearly and remember tasks, calling it a lifeline for retaining a sense of self. The post pushes back on characterizations of AI output as slop.
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