A fan letter, especially one from a child, is the opposite of that. That's the reason so many people find the ad appalling.
A fan letter, especially one from a child, is the opposite of that. That's the reason so many people find the ad appalling.
That's just a poorly written letter of recommendation, then. The letters I've read that were most impactful in terms of advocating for the candidate were specific about the actions and impact of the candidate, and I've written my letters of recommendation in the same fashion.
Hey look this kid used a writing assistant to write something— literally dystopian. Grammarly could have made the exact same ad. It seems that there's a group of people who are frothing at the mouth towards anything with the words AI on it and this article is one of them.
Did you determine that on your own or did you ask an AI to tell you?
But I guess that makes sense coming from someone who thinks the peak of human intelligence was before we used tools. /jest