Summary
The article argues against banning AI-assisted writing, stating that such prohibitions protect status rather than quality. It suggests that Large Language Models democratize clear expression, enabling a wider range of authors to effectively communicate their ideas. This shift, while potentially uncomfortable, encourages judging ideas on their merit rather than relying on polished writing as a proxy for intelligence or credibility.
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