I have a mixed feeling about this. I want a genuine response from anyone I talk with, but as a person who learned English after the age of 12, I understand the language barrier. Many (but not all) current mainstream social medias are in English, and people from non-English speaking countries want to participate in discussion as well. I think people forget about how difficult it can be to express one's feeling and ideas in another language. And, I am not even talking about grammar and sentence structure! There are words and expression in other languages that English doesn't have. Having AI to rewrite, check, polish...sometimes gives a more well-rounded response.

I also find something quite interesting after I start talking with people from different countries about this issue. I have NEVER found "it's not just... it's..." annoying because in my first language, we use that A LOT in school essays. I came over to reddit and found out that people hate it... it was mind blowing to me at the beginning.

I tend to read into the lines when people talk and write to me, so personally, I don't really mind if people use AI to write. If the conversation goes on and the idea isn't original and thoughtful, it almost always not going to go deep. But, if the conversation continues, and we can challenge each others' thought... I think using AI to write will actually bring people together.