Yes, the question of whether it's genuine human-to-human interactions you're having is pretty sad. But also that so many actual creators are changing their work, just not to be accused of using AI... And it just becomes more time consuming to filter through it..
I read an article recently about the influence on researchers and that AI only makes their need to produce more and more much bigger, but because of that the quality becomes worse, because nobody has time to thoroughly review the work anymore. If that's the current state of scientific research, it's more than sad, it's terrifying.
Great insights! I was recently an editorial intern with a magazine and I was shocked how many writers and pitches were clearly using AI. I once sent back suggested edits on a first draft article to an author who has a traditionally published book, and they came back with completely AI-written edits, and they were all of these things you mentioned. I like to say that “AI says a lot of beautiful nothing.” Some phrases I would read and think, hmm this sounds poetic, but what on earth does it mean? Nothing. It’s beautiful nothing. And I’m seeing beautiful nothing everywhere these days...
That’s wild… makes you realise just how many people never really cared about the substance of their jobs or took pride in the mental input side of things
Yes, the question of whether it's genuine human-to-human interactions you're having is pretty sad. But also that so many actual creators are changing their work, just not to be accused of using AI... And it just becomes more time consuming to filter through it..
I read an article recently about the influence on researchers and that AI only makes their need to produce more and more much bigger, but because of that the quality becomes worse, because nobody has time to thoroughly review the work anymore. If that's the current state of scientific research, it's more than sad, it's terrifying.
100% to all of this… it’s changing everything, mostly for the worse
Great insights! I was recently an editorial intern with a magazine and I was shocked how many writers and pitches were clearly using AI. I once sent back suggested edits on a first draft article to an author who has a traditionally published book, and they came back with completely AI-written edits, and they were all of these things you mentioned. I like to say that “AI says a lot of beautiful nothing.” Some phrases I would read and think, hmm this sounds poetic, but what on earth does it mean? Nothing. It’s beautiful nothing. And I’m seeing beautiful nothing everywhere these days...
That’s wild… makes you realise just how many people never really cared about the substance of their jobs or took pride in the mental input side of things