Learning to write on your own is good exercise for your mind

There’s a steep hill at the end of the block that goes through a park with a nice view of the city. It’s the equivalent of about six blocks long. At one time, I would be huffing and puffing by the time I got to the top. If my wife was with me, I would jokingly tell her to leave me for dead. But after a few months of taking on this hill multiple times a week, I was able to make it to the top with little change in my breath. I’m no spring chicken, so this was quite the accomplishment. I tell this story because I believe that most people would agree that the more you exercise, the easier it gets. Or at least they believe this when it comes to their bodies. When it comes to their minds, though, that belief seems to fall by the wayside. There is a new type of app that I’m seeing a lot of that uses AI to autocomplete your sentences. Not just a word or two, but entire sentences. Developers promise that these apps sound human and no one will ever know the difference. Some examples are…