The original title is "What looks like AI slop from the outside is my accessibility tool"

Short summary

An ADHD writer argues AI tools function as accessibility aids rather than slop when they address specific barriers. For neurodivergent creators, AI handles structural scaffolding and working-memory augmentation—turning scattered thoughts into frameworks for building. The author applies judgment and revision to shape AI drafts into her own work, distinguishing AI as convenience (neurotypical) versus enabler (executive-function barriers).

• •AI tools remove specific barriers for ADHD writers—scaffolding, finishing interrupted thoughts, structuring chaos into readable form
• •Same tool serves different purposes: convenience for neurotypical writers vs. accessibility necessity for neurodivergent creators
• •Author discloses AI drafts real sentences; the distinguishing work is judgment, direction, and revision that makes the piece hers

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