Users Want to Opt Out of Forced AI Features in Word Processing Tools
A Google Docs user expresses a preference to write and share feedback the old-fashioned way, without AI involvement, implying dissatisfaction with AI features being pushed into the writing workflow. This echoes a broader pattern of productivity-tool users wanting a way to disable AI additions.
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