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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2026
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Learn shorthand. AI can't read it. Gregg Shorthand Anniversary Edition is practically indecipherable to AI. And it allows you to write at up to 300 wpm.
If it were to become popular enough, AI would learn.
The problem with that is that shorthand relies a lot on abbreviations: B = Be or By. But, at the end of a word, it can be ble, like tab. J can be J, or -age. A uses a single dot. So does -ing.
Because of that, I'm curious whether it would catch on or not.