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I’ve been writing for a few weeks about how ChatGPT has caused me to see reality differently. I’m seeing summaries everywhere, I’ve changed my definition of the intellect, and I’m thinking of myself as a manager of models rather than an individual contributor.

Recently, ChatGPT changed something else.

It has helped me see that English is not one language. Instead, there are many different, invisible versions of English. They all bear a resemblance to one another—like members of a family—but they are all different. And, like people within families of a certain type, they don’t directly talk to one another.

I’m not referring to explicit dialects like Creole. Instead, I’m talking about something more subtle. Let me give you some examples.

Several people who work at Every speak English as a second language. Their spoken English is fluent, but sometimes their writing is a little less so. Their subjects don’t always agree with verbs, prepositions are slightly off, or they reverse word order. It was enough to be understandable but required some copy editing.

Soon after ChatGPT came out, I noticed that their writing became perfect. ChatGPT helped to smooth over the subtle imperfections that give away a non-native English speaker. But it’s not translating from one language into another. Instead, it’s doing so from one version of English into another—dramatically expanding the scope and value of the work that these people can do, with no corresponding increase of effort on their part.

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But ChatGPT’s translations go beyond merely fixing slight grammar errors.

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