There’s a bloke on Twitter who spent three hours writing a passionate thread about AI ruining the internet. There was quite the debate, and someone asked if he’d ever used Grammarly. That’s the whole story, really. People call AI content “slop” with contempt reserved for microwaving fish at the office. But there’s plenty of human … Continue reading The Slop Problem Isn’t What You Think →

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A short opinion piece arguing that the backlash against AI-generated 'slop' is really about resentment over skipping the creative struggle, not actual quality concerns. The author points out that low-quality, thoughtless writing has always existed from human authors — vendor whitepapers, LinkedIn posts, security marketing — and that AI is just a new target for an old frustration. Writing automation has existed for decades (spell checkers, grammar tools, templates), and the real issue is a perceived lack of earned suffering rather than a genuine quality problem.