The One Job AI is the Worst at Emulating

Tuesday, September 08, 2026

Good morning, Twfw. O/

Beauty, back to it.

For weeks now most Wonder Fell entries focus on how surrendering our media distribution to machines has The United States failing our requirement of having a Free Press.

The point is made by the zero response to this website.

Back to the more traditional stations of my craft.

Glad you found me.

On with our show...

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After two years, I just started catering to algorithms. There's a good chance you're new here. What's Wonder Fell about?

In these Science-Fiction turned reality times, I thought it might help us all to have a site dedicated to the art and act of original writing. So I post my daily morning journal entries for all to see.

I'm a poet, the one job AI is the worst at emulating... for good reason.

Every sunrise is new somehow; every word ever uttered or wrote by living hands is too.

Everything we speak and write also contains a part of the speaker and writer.

Expressing an original experience of life in words is Poetry.

Perhaps that's part of why sensationalism runs so much of The Internet: People right now just want to feel recognized as being important.

How to do that with words when video games let English professors rewrite our ideas?

How to voice you when our ideas are machine-washed before anyone gets to read them?

Software receives updates; writers write. This is how language evolves, so this is how humanity evolves.

Don't stop writing. Your English professor and the code teams of AI are wrong because they're not you.

Now, if they use their intelligence (original or artificial) to help you more clearly express yourself... that's a boon to humanity.

Life needs your original witness to grow. No one is ever an exact copy. We are all unique and, therefore, valuable.

Shorter entry this morning. Over to work on The Epic.

Congratulations, again, for reading.