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Whether it’s Valentine’s Day notes or emails to loved ones, using AI to write leaves people feeling crummy about themselves

  • Written by Julian Givi, Assistant Professor of Marketing, West Virginia University
imagePeople seem to intuitively understand something meaningful should require doing more than pushing a button or writing a prompt.design master/iStock via Getty Images

As Valentine’s Day approaches, finding the perfect words to express your feelings for that special someone can seem like a daunting task – so much so that you may feel...

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