One of the most lucid and delightful books I've read about writing is Lucille Vaughan Payne's "The Lively Art of Writing." ...

The AI revolution, which has begun to transform our lives over the past three years, is built on a fundamental linguistic ...

In the linguistic community, that’s not an agreed-upon fact. As a human, I can get meaning out of a sentence on the page, but words on paper aren’t all I have access to. I have access to the world.

We humans concoct never-before-heard sentences with ease ... in which words that each have a specific meaning on their own can be added together to create a fuller, more meaning-rich picture ...

We speak differently than we write. For comprehension development, children need exposure to syntax common to both.