> Unless he is saying ai can replicate human writing?

It can definitely replicate a human-written email.

generic emails sure, but harder to conjure up a convincing picture of a specific book club, where it is, who will be there.

If people are taking the time to generate this kind of AI invite, then it must be a very high value event. Possible, but I suspect there are more mundane reasons for avoiding the admin

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Anonbrit 8 hours ago | parent [-]

There are plenty of examples of AI being successfully used to emulated the email / messaging style of a specific individual already known to the target, for spear fishing attacks, and fake video and audio of family members tricking people. I think you're substantially underestimating the peak ability of AI these days

	▲	dubeye 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I'm not saying AI is incapable of these attacks, I'm arguing a more likely explanation exists. If he wanted to accept, say, one book club a week, I don't believe he would have too much trouble figuring out a way to safely receive applications a lot of people , including myself, are using AI as an excuse to push thru awkward changes