Call me silly, but I often decide whether or not to read something by the quality of grammar, not the ideas. If the writer doesn't know the difference between their and they're or its and it's, then I will most likely not read the article or save a link to the author. Do AI summaries correct for grammar mistakes and thus shield us from this kind of subtle input? If they do, then to some extent they may be wasting our time.
Call me silly, but I often decide whether or not to read something by the quality of grammar, not the ideas. If the writer doesn't know the difference between their and they're or its and it's, then I will most likely not read the article or save a link to the author. Do AI summaries correct for grammar mistakes and thus shield us from this kind of subtle input? If they do, then to some extent they may be wasting our time.