Hello!

[Arthur Fuchs-Eich]

I picked up a copy of Philosophy Now on a visit to London. I noticed it featured this forum and thought that here might be a fun place to hang out and improve my English. I must confess, I am using AI to present myself as more fluent than is the case, but any questions and arguments presented will be my own and, if all goes well, I shall rely on AI less in the future.

[Impenitent]

welcome, and don't worry- even native speakers of English have trouble articulating at times

-Imp

[RickLewis]

I picked up a copy of Philosophy Now on a visit to London. I noticed it featured this forum and thought that here might be a fun place to hang out and improve my English. I must confess, I am using AI to present myself as more fluent than is the case, but any questions and arguments presented will be my own and, if all goes well, I shall rely on AI less in the future.

On the Forum that's alright in the circumstances you describe. (Yeah, right). But in Philosophy Now magazine we are taking a hard line. No articles written by AI, no articles "improved" by AI. Human content for human readers.

[Arthur Fuchs-Eich]

welcome, and don't worry- even native speakers of English have trouble articulating at times

-Imp

Thank you. I suspect clarity is a challenge in any language.

[Arthur Fuchs-Eich]

I picked up a copy of Philosophy Now on a visit to London. I noticed it featured this forum and thought that here might be a fun place to hang out and improve my English. I must confess, I am using AI to present myself as more fluent than is the case, but any questions and arguments presented will be my own and, if all goes well, I shall rely on AI less in the future.

On the Forum that's alright in the circumstances you describe. (Yeah, right). But in Philosophy Now magazine we are taking a hard line. No articles written by AI, no articles "improved" by AI. Human content for human readers.

I am puzzled. Why do you think this needs to be said in a remote corner of the Philosophy Now forum? Are you addressing me, or has this been stated somewhere with a wider audience?