我正在变得"AI盲"

一位工作者发现自己在接触AI生成的文档时出现了一种新的认知现象——大脑会自动忽视这些内容，无法集中注意力1。通过分析工作中遇到的设计文档、营销文案和技术需求文档，这位作者发现自己已能识别AI生成文本的常见特征，包括过度夸大细节、冗长表述和不自然的措辞1。

作者将这一现象命名为"AI盲"，并将其与网络广告中常见的"横幅盲视"进行类比1。在具体案例中，他观察到设计文档中出现Claude特有的表述方式，如"This cuts just through it"和"The first gate is real"；营销文案则常见"It's not selling X, it's selling Y"和"The Redis backbone redefines the product"这类表达1。技术文档则表现为内容冗长，包含不确定的内部推理过程1。作者认为，这种自动忽视AI内容的现象，反映了人们对低效AI输出的一种过度适应1。

An observer has identified a cognitive phenomenon where exposure to AI-generated content triggers an automatic mental dismissal of the material, preventing sustained focus and comprehension 1. The individual describes encountering this effect across multiple professional contexts, including design documents, marketing copy, and technical requirement specifications 1.

Through analysis of concrete examples, the observer has become adept at recognizing distinctive patterns in AI-generated text 1. Design documents exhibit characteristic phrasing such as "This cuts just through it" and "The first gate is real," while marketing materials favor constructions like "It's not selling X, it's selling Y" and "The Redis backbone redefines the product" 1. Technical documentation typically manifests as verbose text interlaced with uncertain internal reasoning 1. Common markers of AI authorship include excessive elaboration of minor details, unnatural sentence flow, and stilted word choices 1.

The observer frames this experience as an adaptive response to inefficient AI content, drawing a parallel to banner blindness—the well-documented phenomenon where users unconsciously ignore banner advertisements 1. Rather than a failure of attention, the response appears to represent the brain's learned ability to identify and filter out low-value generated material 1.