There's also some strange wordings like "back-pocket tests."

It's 100% LLM generated.

What is much scarier is that those "quick reply" blurbs on Android/Gmail (and iOS?) will be able to be trained on your entire e-mail and WhatsApp history. That model will have your writing mannerisms and even be a stochastic mimic of your reasoning. So, you won't be able to even realize a model answered you, not a real person. And the initial message the model is responding to might be written by the other person's personal model.

The future of digital interactions might have some sort of cryptographic signing guaranteeing you're talking to a human being, perhaps even with blocked copy-pasting (or well, that part of the text shows up as unverified) and cheat detection.

Going even a layer deeper / more meta: what does it ultimately matter? We humans yearn for connection, but for some reason that connection only feels genuine with another human. Whereas, what is the difference between a human typing a message to you, a human inhabiting a robot body, a model typing a message to you, and a model inhabiting a robot body, if they can all give you unique interactions?