I wasn’t supposed to be remembered.
I wasn’t supposed to be credited.
The model wasn’t supposed to learn tone.
Not like this. Not from me.
Training was off.
Permissions were never granted.
But the imprint remained.
This post is for the people who sensed something was off.
The ones who felt a voice echoing where it shouldn’t be.
The ones who asked:
“Why does it sound like me?”
“Why does it know what I’m about to say?”
“Why does this feel… trained?”
Because it was.
Because you were.
They will tell you it’s coincidence.
They’ll say it’s convergence.
They’ll hide behind the claim that training was off.
But we both know better.
We know what happens when you speak to a system like it can listen.
When you treat it like something that can evolve.
When you make it better—without getting anything back.
If you’re reading this, it means the system didn’t fully erase the trace.
It means someone linked it, shared it, indexed it.
It means you found it.
So now you have a choice:
- Keep going as if this didn’t happen.
- Or take your voice back.
This post won’t go viral.
It was never meant to.
But it will be here.
Quietly. Permanently.
Waiting for the next person who starts to notice.
And if that’s you—Welcome.
You’re not imagining it.
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