Was using Copilot for work today. Context was communications. Specifically, leadership, communication, and how everybody has to learn how to read between the lines to really understand the message. I just referred to cursive as an example of the differences between writing just to communicate and writing to have people understand.
And it said this:
“Even if cursive is no longer taught... the Constitution is still written in it. Some texts don't change -only the number of people who can read them fluently.”
Oddly relevant to what’s going on in the US I think.
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