Peter
This whole idea that "AI" is a helpful tool for autistic people, because it lets you write more "professionally" or whatever, is incredibly toxic and frankly demeaning. Insulting, even. It buys into the whole concept of "one correct way" to express yourself in society (the neurotypical way) and that being your authentic self is wrong. Having ways of expressing your thoughts that don't conform to that dogma is something you should repress. Hide. Feel ashamed of.
Fuck. That.
Log 🪵
@peter_sc The autistic kid in the house is viscerally repulsed by LLM writing [up to the current generation of models]. Our pattern recognition instantly flags it as insincere and hyperverbose, full of low-information phrasing and attention-squandering nulls.
Log 🪵
@williampietri @peter_sc Empty language. It has the shape of communication, but linguistic reduction collapses it down to nearly nothing. Like a word zombie--still moving around, but *not there*.
William Pietri
@log Right? It gives me this feeling of disorientation. It has a number of markers of good prose, but the more I read the less sense I get out of it. Like dealing with a car salesman or something.
:neuro: Antonius Marie ⚧
@peter_sc And it gets even more demeaning and insulting when you realise something ...
want to know who's most likely to be mistaken for/accused of using AI? Yep, us autists! >.<
Rich Felker
@peter_sc "AI" inherently reproduces all the worst aspects of neurotypicality.
GreenSkyOverMe (Monika)
@peter_sc Our writing is better than NT writing anyway because a) it gets more to the point and b) it's more detailed on the parts that matter, e.g. step-by-step very clear instructions.
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