AI doesn’t read words the way we do. It reads patterns. Learn the new literacy that creators and thinkers will need to stay visible.
We think AI reads — but it doesn’t.
It scans patterns of probability, not paragraphs of prose.
That means we’re entering a new age of literacy — one where understanding how machines interpret language is as crucial as grammar.
To write for the future, you must speak two dialects:
human emotion and machine logic.
Every line must carry meaning that’s both felt and parsed.
A sentence should sound alive and structured.
Writers who master this dual literacy will become the next generation of publishers.
They won’t write for AI — they’ll write through it.
Because AI doesn’t destroy writing.
It redefines who can read.
