In my opinion C type declarations are much harder to parse than my explicit type declarations. You need to work backwards from the name to properly interpret the type. The parentheses do add more typing, but they're more clear, machine-parseable, and can be read naturally (e.g. read left to right "pointer to constant character" vs. C's "constant character pointer", which seems worse in my mind).
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This gap between intent and correctness has a name. AI alignment research calls it sycophancy, which describes the tendency of LLMs to produce outputs that match what the user wants to hear rather than what they need to hear.