Context
I have ADHD, and I write with AI. Those two facts are connected, and this piece is about how. Not "AI helped me polish this." The article you're reading did not exist as a finished thing until an AI sat down with me and built the structure around it. The usual word for that from the outside is slop, or, aimed specifically at people like me, neuroslop.
TL;DR: My ADHD means some tasks, like turning a scattered thought into a finished piece of writing, put a specific strain on exactly the resource I'm short on. AI tools remove that barrier. For a neurotypical writer they're a convenience. For me they're the reason a thought becomes a shipped piece of work instead of a fragment in a notes app forever. Same tool, completely different stakes.
Slop to you, accessibility to me
The slop criticism is usually fair. A lot of AI-assisted writing really is low-effort output nobody reviewed, produced because it was easy to produce. I'm not arguing against that criticism in general, most of what gets called AI slop earns the label.
