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EPISODE · May 14, 2026 · 13 MIN

When Your Writing Stops Sounding Like You

from HumanPrint: How to Use AI Without Losing Yourself · host Christine "Ink" Whitmarsh

What happens when your writing still sounds polished, but no longer sounds like you?In this first episode of HumanPrint, Christine Whitmarsh introduces the idea of drift: the subtle way generative AI can pull your writing, voice, and point of view away from your own human signal before you realize it’s happening.This episode, HumanPrint itself, comes from a more useful place than the tired, black and white, pro-AI versus anti-AI debate. Our focus here is how to use the tool without letting speed, polish, and convenience genericize the parts of your voice that make your work recognizably yours.This week’s HumanPrint check: before you publish, ask what sounds specifically like you, and what could have come from almost anyone.

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