The New Yorker: AI Teaches Humans to Write "Good" Articles, but Makes Really Good Articles Disappear

The New Yorker pointed out that AI is reconstructing culture with the logic of "average", making articles tend to be standardized and de-angled, and the MIT experiment found that the brain activity level of students who used ChatGPT to write was greatly reduced; studies show that AI leads to cultural homogenization: Cornell University experiments have confirmed that AI-assisted writing in India and the U.S. has led to the convergence of user answer styles towards the "Western paradigm". Users' answer styles converge towards the "Western paradigm", with pizza being the most frequently mentioned food and Christmas being the most frequently mentioned holiday; AI writing tools have a "hypnotic effect", and their long-term use can affect original human thinking: users are gradually shifting from active creation to a "curation mode". "AI will drag human beings to the "center of gravity" of the average value of users, resulting in the disappearance of cultural diversity and deep expression.