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>People will only need to articulate ideas instead of worry about structure and grammar Articulating and broadly structuring ideas is 99% of writing; comparati
by MontyCarloHall 4y ago
>People will only need to articulate ideas instead of worry about structure and grammar
Articulating and broadly structuring ideas is 99% of writing; comparatively very little time is spent refining grammar and low-level structure. (This is in contrast to programming, where high-level architecting and low-level implementing take roughly the same amount of time.)
As a sibling poster points out, simply concatenating your three prompt sentences with a couple connective words (and a couple grammar fixes) already yields a well-written paragraph:
“Writing as we know it may be a thing ~in~ of the past, [since] GPT-3 will automatically rewrite sentences into proper [E]nglish. [Thus,] people will only need to articulate ideas instead of worry[ing] about structure and grammar.”
- hoseja 4y agoREALLY depends on the person. You and your friends might have the insane American essay-writing skills but I usually express my ideas in one or two terse sentences that are probably impossible to understand without having my brain.
- Godel_unicode 4y agoYeah, in my experience the colleagues who generate the most incomprehensible text tend to be the “writing is easy” ones. The 10x author, perhaps?