You did not ask for this reading load. It arrived anyway.
A pull request description written by Copilot. A ticket summary from the helpdesk AI. A sales call recap from the CRM. Month-end commentary from the spreadsheet assistant. A candidate summary from the recruiting system. A contract summary from the legal AI. A 900-word answer from ChatGPT to a 20-word question.
No person wrote any of it. All of it is in English. All of it is waiting for you before 10 a.m.
You can ask the AI to make it simpler. That is one more step and one more wait — and every rewrite can drop the one detail that mattered. You cannot skip it either, because that detail is somewhere in the middle. So you read all of it.
One document in English is fine. Thirty a day is exhausting. And when a passage is not clear, you switch languages in your head to work it out, then switch back. Every switch costs time and energy. By the afternoon, you read slower than you did in the morning.
The volume of text keeps growing. Your energy does not.
AI English is not normal English. It is harder — and harder for you than for a native speaker.
Researchers have measured this. Compared with human writing, text from large language models has:
The result: you read slower than you need to, and you trust it more than you should.
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Effective reading speed · one learner, ten texts
Filled points cleared the comprehension gate; hollow ones did not. Checkpoints are read with no help at all. The dashed line is what is typical after about twenty texts — not a goal we set for you.
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