When I was younger, people told me I could read faster if I did speedreading. You could just sort of scan over what you were reading, and get the same sort of understanding in a fraction of the time.

But I could/would never do it, because I would lose important details and comprehension.

What is really strange is that in the age of AI I do what I would never have done years ago.

I just sort of scan the obvious title name, the obvious section names, and low-density inconsequential text and don't miss much and do not read.

I just sort of jump my eyes down the page and that's how I read (or absorb) AI text.

I don't really like it.

loosely related in personal reading, I used to read kindle books and I was just annoyed by the self-published books with typos. Now I've accepted it because it seems to me like it's a mark of something written by humans.

I read some AI written books and they seem to have this boring less dense quality, with a sort of structure including a summation of the story so far at the end of every chapter.

I don't really like that either.