I don't want to read what you didn't write

The author argues that AI-generated writing has become pervasive in professional and personal contexts—from design documents to pull requests to meeting summaries—but is largely unreadable because it lacks context, perspective, and the author's personal voice and judgment. While AI can help improve one's own writing, machine-generated text sacrifices the human elements necessary for genuine communication: vulnerability, clarity of purpose, and the ability to persuade or build consensus. The author contends that authentic human writing, even imperfect or risky communication, is far more valuable than polished but impersonal AI output.