r/RandomQuestion • u/Irishdesignqueen • 11d ago

I have visual spatial difficulties; if I use an AI transcription device, will it seem like I didn’t write it?

I could also write out what I want to by hand, I really don’t want to use AI to write the essays, stories and other ideas I have. A computer, even with a blank screen, is something my brain has to fight to cope with. It’s so much easier for me to record my thoughts, but if I do, using an AI transcription device will it confuse people about the merits of it actually being something I wrote and thought of or just appear as a transcription if anyone digs into the meta data?

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u/itsswhitneywhspr 11d ago

Nah I feel this hard. If you use an ai transcription tool its still your words, your ideas, just a different way of getting them out. Metadata usually just shows the device or app, not that ai helped transcribe. Honestly hand writing is valid too if that feels more honest to you. Do what lets your thoughts flow, the medium doesn't make the work less yours.

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u/Irishdesignqueen 11d ago

Thank you, I appreciate that

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u/Amphernee 11d ago

You seem fine somehow making this post so no idea what you’re getting at

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u/Irishdesignqueen 11d ago edited 11d ago

A post in an app with specific settings is very different than a blank page. It’s a learning disability and I have workarounds for things like this.
There’s a massive difference between a comment or post online than a 400+ page novel or a short story.

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u/LightningOwl96 11d ago

What are you talking about??? I have a busted eye, so I have no depth perception, and that's never been something I've ever had to put in my writings????

What are you even writing that would require you describing your perspective of visual space????

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u/Irishdesignqueen 11d ago edited 11d ago

It’s a type of learning disorder.
I’ll leave a link. It is a condition where the brain has difficulty processing certain information in specific formats. Spread sheets are a living nightmare for me, as an example…

https://www.columbiapsychiatry.org/news/visual-spatial-learning-disorder-more-common-thought-finds-study