Articulateness

Large Language Models have made articulateness an advantage.

Which would be a nice thing to learn if articulateness were a skill.

It’s closer to an inheritance, though. The rooms you grew up in, or parents and teachers who talked to you like it mattered. I might be wrong, but I think you get it by being privileged or lucky. If both - that’s fire, fortunately and unfortunately.

Better words get better outputs, or not better, - more suitable to what you’re trying to achieve. The person who can articulate and tolerate vagueness is running a different race than the person who’s only vibing with it. First ones expect to be understood, others drift away.

So maybe it’s not about how to make everyone more articulate, it’s whether we can have something that doesn’t require it. If someone opens that door, that would be interesting.