Now there's an AI tool that adds typos into your emails so it looks like you didn't use AI

"The pendulum has finally swung, and after several centuries of the English language, good writing in private communication is no longer a prized thing. Now we are entering a terrifying and chaotic period in which typos are good, and all-lower-case missives connote power."

"Typos are increasingly a status symbol showing you hand-crafted an email instead of using AI. If your email is too perfect, it might scream 'AI!'"

"Sinceerly is a Chrome plugin created by Ben Horwitz that will rewrite your emails to add back mistakes, making them look more human. There are three modes: 'Subtle,' 'Human,' and 'CEO,' each designed to modify the tone and appearance of emails."

"CEOs indeed do have a really specific email style that is often very fast in response time and short, which can reflect the power differential between the boss and the person they're corresponding with."

The perception of email writing has shifted dramatically, where perfect grammar and spelling are now viewed as indicators of AI assistance rather than professionalism. Typos and informal writing styles are becoming status symbols, suggesting authenticity and human touch. Tools like Sinceerly allow users to intentionally add errors to AI-generated emails, creating a more human-like communication style. The plugin offers modes such as 'Subtle,' 'Human,' and 'CEO,' each designed to modify the tone and appearance of emails to reflect a more casual and personal approach.

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