Stefano Marinelli @stefano@bsd.cafe
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I write technical articles on my blog.
AIs show up in large numbers to read them, crawl them, learn from them.
Time passes. I publish a new post.

And right on schedule, someone comments:
"This was clearly written by an AI".

Which is fascinating, really.

I write.
Machines read.
I keep writing.
Then humans accuse me of being the machine.

At this point I am not sure if the problem is that AI sounds too human,
or that humans have forgotten what a human who actually studies sounds like.

Either way, I will keep writing.
Worst case scenario, the AIs will enjoy it.
Best case scenario, one day a human will too.

Michele Adduci @madduci@mastodon.social
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@stefanoStefano Marinelli i also have written some technical blog posts and I kept avoiding AI as well. I've tried to impose my style, but I recognize that AI just got too good to sound like humans, or generally, humans tend to write at less higher level than ever.

I.don't write often, but I see the struggle. This.is my last piece

code.gematik.de/tech/2025/12/0

How Setting Everything as Code Accelerated the DEMIS Development

We show how Shifting-Left-and-Down contributed to the moderization of the DEMIS Platform, reducing the time-to-production and improving the overall quality of the product.

code.gematik.de · F136 - tech blog

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