AI-generated language is moving from chat windows into everyday professional speech, as workers absorb prompt-style instructions, unusually flattering feedback patterns and terse “caveman” phrasing from the tools they use. The shift is not a product launch so much as a workplace behavior change: people are starting to sound like the assistants they repeatedly read, edit and imitate.
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