The Beauty of the "Broken" Email: Finding Humanity in an AI Era
I recently found myself smiling while reading an email written in broken English. It was a stark contrast to the perfectly polished, grammatically flawless, and—let’s be honest—slightly robotic messages that now dominate our inboxes. It made me realize something: Sometimes, I’d rather read a message with "bad" grammar than one with "perfect" AI syntax. In an era where large language models can generate seamless prose in seconds, imperfection has become a luxury. That broken English is a digital fingerprint. It’s proof of a fellow human on the other side of the screen, navigating a second language to connect with me. It’s raw, it’s authentic, and it’s real. Embracing the Imperfection of Being Alive The rise of AI is a constant reminder that the true beauty of being human lies in our flaws. To be alive is to experience , and experience is never a straight line of "perfect" moments. Life is a mountain climb. We often focus solely on the summit, but the journ...