So sad how all my years in school I was learning to have a unique writing voice. Now we have AI erasing all uniqueness and individuality. And that’s not even touching on how much intelligence has been lost in the younger generations.
When I first encountered AI, I immediately realized the mediocrity it would unleash.
My fears were not unfounded. But AI is not neutral, it is damaging.
It damages brand reputations (although the staff at the Guardian are good enough at reaching that goal on their own).
It damages writers by hurting their development curve. They do not receive proper criticism or feedback, and they don't put in the work to produce quality copy. People who use it develop cognitive debt. And, as a result, become increasingly reliant on it as pressure mounts.
It damages the soul. You are called to glorify the Father through your works. Every professional action should and ought to be a song of praise. How can you praise the Father when you hobble yourself? What athlete doesn't train? What have you ever had in your life, that was truly meaningful, that you haven't had to work for?
But no, go ahead staff at the Guardian. Time to double-down on stupidity. It is a shame they don't print papers much anymore or I'd at least have some good fire-starter.
So sad how all my years in school I was learning to have a unique writing voice. Now we have AI erasing all uniqueness and individuality. And that’s not even touching on how much intelligence has been lost in the younger generations.
Yes, it's sad. I suspect some will resist the AI-fication of all things, and maybe that is sufficient to preserve human voices for the future.
When I first encountered AI, I immediately realized the mediocrity it would unleash.
My fears were not unfounded. But AI is not neutral, it is damaging.
It damages brand reputations (although the staff at the Guardian are good enough at reaching that goal on their own).
It damages writers by hurting their development curve. They do not receive proper criticism or feedback, and they don't put in the work to produce quality copy. People who use it develop cognitive debt. And, as a result, become increasingly reliant on it as pressure mounts.
It damages the soul. You are called to glorify the Father through your works. Every professional action should and ought to be a song of praise. How can you praise the Father when you hobble yourself? What athlete doesn't train? What have you ever had in your life, that was truly meaningful, that you haven't had to work for?
But no, go ahead staff at the Guardian. Time to double-down on stupidity. It is a shame they don't print papers much anymore or I'd at least have some good fire-starter.