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Typos as a symbol of prestige: How to write so it doesnโ€™t sound like AI

โ€œI wrote to five CEOs and four replied,โ€ says Ben Horwitz, a student at Harvard Business School. CEOs donโ€™t usually respond to emails from strangers. He also asked them to get coffee or attend a meeting with students โ€” nothing too important. But Horwitz had a trick: he had created an app that mimicked the writing style of these executives, with typos, no greetings, just a single line of six or eight words. And it worked.

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ยฉ Gema Garcia

A user consults the Sinceerly website, which adds deliberate typos to emails.
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Whatโ€™s the best way to talk about health with chatbots?

In 2021, Miriam Gonzรกlez, a 35-year-old from Murcia, Spain, went to the doctor because she was bleeding from her breast. She was told to relax: everything was normal. But in 2024, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. And, shortly afterward, she discovered it was metastatic, at stage four.

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Miriam Gonzรกlez, an engineer who has used AI for medical consultations, in an image provided by her.
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