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The earliest matching use located was an anonymous March 31, 2026 blog post titled “meat-based llm proxies.” It described people who feed messages to an LLM and copy its responses back to others, saying that the recipient was effectively communicating with the model “via a meat proxy.” Source: Meat proxy – sf-isms
You want to be a writer? Then shut up and read. Source: The Golden Rule for Becoming a Better Writer – T.R Napper
I see a similar thing happening for work-related texts. Besides the obvious choice of words, the general flow of sentences and the attempt to pitch every small detail as a breakthrough quickly give it away. If your document describes the checkboxes in an RBAC configuration view for an enterprise application, don’t sell it like you’ve…