It really is disheartening.

I feel like there's two types of people like that, one significant chunk are the AI boosters who are trying to run agents to "build passive income", "generate leads", or whatever bullshit grift they're trying to do. But there's also a segment that is earnest and really does want to engage but uses AI for everything anyway. I think it's from the dopamine of appearing like an expert, or feeling like you can engage with anything at an expert level. They can get pretty defensive when called out because from their point of view they're not trying to do anything wrong. At some point I hope people at least start realizing what they're doing is impersonal and impolite.

I also don't understand the people here who will rush in whenever someone points out how annoying it is to read a bunch of Claudeslop, saying it's impossible to tell if something is written by AI, and that it's delusional to think you can tell.