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		<title>The Most Dangerous Thing About AI Might Be How Much Effort It Still Feels Like</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The first time I spent an entire afternoon working with AI, I closed my laptop with that strangely satisfying feeling of having done hard intellectual work. My brain felt cooked. I had compared models, refined prompts, rewritten outputs, tested workflows, chased better phrasing, discarded entire approaches. It felt intense. Dense. Productive. But later that evening, an uncomfortable thought appeared. What exactly had I been working so hard on? Not the actual text, at least not in the way I used to. Not the slow process of building an argument sentence by sentence, wrestling vague intuitions into something coherent, discovering what I actually think while writing. A large part of the effort had moved elsewhere. Into steering the machine. Recently I came across a clip of Cleo Abram talking about »time under tension« in weightlifting as a metaphor for intellectual growth. Her point was simple and powerful: muscles grow under resistance, and maybe thinking works the same way. Writing, editing, struggling with ideas, staying inside the tension of not yet knowing where a thought leads. That &#8230;]]></description>
		
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