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Things I’d never outsource to a robot: sex and the joy of writing

When writers use AI to increase their efficiency, as if writing were an assembly line of mechanical functions, I feel sorry for them.

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When writers use AI to increase their efficiency, as if writing were an assembly line of mechanical functions, I feel sorry for them.

9 hours ago·North Sydney, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia 9 hours ago on Friday, June 5, 2026.

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Malcolm Knox argues that writing’s slow, human work should stay with people, as 13.6 million Australians now use AI tools.