AI-tiquette: When Did That Become Okay?
PsychologySociologyCommunications
THE AI ANGLE
Replacing human effort in personal and professional communicationGenerative tools now draft and summarize personal and professional messages. This trend reshapes social norms around effort and sincerity. Communicators must now navigate exchanges where visible care is separated from actual human attention.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Disclosing AI use makes messages seem less authentic, yet hiding that assistance feels deceptive.Read the original at psychologytoday.com Generate teaching or study materials
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