Are you sure you are not doing the same thing with other texts?

I started to skim a lot more text due to me having read a lot. Like in news article, i stoped reading the first paragraph because it repeats just what it was already written in the short subtext. Then there is the second paragarph which is used to have some historical view or whatever it is.

I am very good at skimming over text. Human-written text I can usually glean the gist from very quickly, and get to choose how much I want to glean from it: The closer I look, the more I find.

With AI-written text, it's almost the opposite: the closer I look, the less I find. It is so information-sparse.

I started skimming reports im required to produce quarterly snd annually. I designed them to provide novel information at start and end so I can update them easily.

The problem I encounter is both my memory is degrading, but since these reports are largely duplicative, knowing which version im remembering is technically impossible since theres so much overlap. The overlap is tge same problem as context poisoning.

Id been doing this for over a decade when i started working with a new engineer with a few years of experience and younger. I tried to explain how i set these docs up so they can be skimmed and you can update the specific facts needed. They exclaimed they would never skim and rewrite it all. There was zero way to explain how exhausting that will become as they age.

So theres certain a tension about how people and AI will generate documents.