Is AI shifting how people write and think?
Replied byTobi Lütke
Founder & CEO at Shopify
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed /month
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Started: 2006
Absolutely. There are now what I would call AIisms creeping into everyday language. You see people typing phrases that are clearly Claude-influenced. The word lordebearing, for instance, is something I have started saying more and I am pretty confident Claude loves that word. Language is a living thing and it is already shifting.
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