The key take away is AI cannot replicate personal, unique experiences. As writers, we must be sure to pepper our posts with personalized stories. I can tell when something was written using AI. It just doesn't move me is how I will put it. Thanks for your post. Very informative!
My experience was similar with ChatGPT and I had the same thought that the how-to writer is now extinct. My concern with it is more around the safety of it, particularly as it is launched to the public before its safety is fully tested. I have a friend who is spending an hour a day in conversation “as a friend” with it, which seems to be the goal (intimacy) of the tech companies. Language is the heartbeat of humanity. A survey of the people who are developing AI large language models say there is a 10% chance that the technology will destroy us. That’s a pretty big chance of extreme failure. If it was just the death of the how to article and recipes I wouldn’t care, but the potential for this to epically go wrong concerns me. And I hope I am epically wrong to be concerned! Thank you for sharing your trial of it!
You are so witty! I loved this one, and wholeheartedly agree that there's far too much heart and real-world experience in a human's voice that (I hope) no machine can ever replicate.
The key take away is AI cannot replicate personal, unique experiences. As writers, we must be sure to pepper our posts with personalized stories. I can tell when something was written using AI. It just doesn't move me is how I will put it. Thanks for your post. Very informative!
My experience was similar with ChatGPT and I had the same thought that the how-to writer is now extinct. My concern with it is more around the safety of it, particularly as it is launched to the public before its safety is fully tested. I have a friend who is spending an hour a day in conversation “as a friend” with it, which seems to be the goal (intimacy) of the tech companies. Language is the heartbeat of humanity. A survey of the people who are developing AI large language models say there is a 10% chance that the technology will destroy us. That’s a pretty big chance of extreme failure. If it was just the death of the how to article and recipes I wouldn’t care, but the potential for this to epically go wrong concerns me. And I hope I am epically wrong to be concerned! Thank you for sharing your trial of it!
You are so witty! I loved this one, and wholeheartedly agree that there's far too much heart and real-world experience in a human's voice that (I hope) no machine can ever replicate.