Anyone actually quit something because they force-fed it AI, not because the AI was bad?
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Grammarly's been doing this to me for months — every doc I open has some AI rewrite suggestion sitting in the sidebar even though I turned that off in settings back in spring, and it quietly turned itself back on after the last update. I only use the free version for client emails and one paper a s…
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- 2026-09-10 16:59 · r/AI_Agents
Anyone actually quit something because they force-fed it AI, not because the AI was bad?
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