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Explores the philosophical choice to reject generative AI and embrace friction in life and work. Argues that convenience-focused technology removes meaningful human interaction and growth opportunities. Drawing on anthropology and personal experience, the piece contends that worthwhile art, community, and personal development require deliberate discomfort and human connection rather than algorithmic efficiency.

choosing friction

Jeanne Auvray

<p>Interesting read. Friction is why I do my own shopping instead of getting it delivered. Friction is why I think a magical workout pill that makes everyone jacked is a bad idea. Simple tasks that add friction to my life ground me in reality. Something that people like Musk, Zuckerberg, Thiel and Co are maybe missing.</p>
