I have also seen it used as the indicator for a summary like I have done below. As in the person knows what they wrote was too long for some people so here is a short version too. Similarly I have seen TL;DW to indicate a video summary.
it’s true (honestly what you said is what i’ve seen the most), and i’ve seen it as a way to ask for a summary as well (replying to a long post with “tl;dr?”)
but i don’t really see both of those as relevant to ai;dr tbh, so i didn’t mention them
it’s a variant on TL;DR (too long; didn’t read), which people post when what you wrote was too long for them to bother with
so the new one, AI;DR, means “what you posted is ai so i’m not going to bother to read it”
I have also seen it used as the indicator for a summary like I have done below. As in the person knows what they wrote was too long for some people so here is a short version too. Similarly I have seen TL;DW to indicate a video summary.
TL;DR - Sometimes it’s used by OP.
it’s true (honestly what you said is what i’ve seen the most), and i’ve seen it as a way to ask for a summary as well (replying to a long post with “tl;dr?”)
but i don’t really see both of those as relevant to ai;dr tbh, so i didn’t mention them
Or someone will ask for a tl;dr
Here I thought in OP’s case, they were requesting an ai summary.