If you start writing today, there's no way to know if you can write without AI

The article argues that AI-generated writing, while initially polished, ultimately becomes bloated, unnatural, and indistinguishable from other AI outputs. The author suggests that readers would prefer concise, raw prompts containing core insights rather than AI-expanded elaborations, and advocates for preserving human-written content that carries genuine character and voice—with AI potentially useful only for brainstorming rather than sentence generation.