[AI from the Island] Volume 2 · Chapter 3 · Why one line a day becomes the island's heaviest greeting

1. The columnist writes about an elderly woman who, at a bus stop near the Oepo-ri ferry pier, types out one line a day to send as a greeting, one letter at a time.
2. It took her five minutes to write a single line, and the village head's son reportedly sends a photo of his dinner table at around eight every evening.
3. The writer argues that machines only lower the barrier, while speaking to one another is the work of people, and suggests sending the postponed greeting in ten letters.

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