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I thought the same thing, then I also realized that might be nice if people actually enjoyed writing, enjoyed the process, enjoyed getting better at it and who
by ChatGTP 4y ago
I thought the same thing, then I also realized that might be nice if people actually enjoyed writing, enjoyed the process, enjoyed getting better at it and who knows, even...used their brains a little bit more.
Even though I find ChatGPT impressive, it still doesn't write what I want to it write in the way I want it written.
The same way Dall-E, Mindjourney doesn't really draw what I want it to draw. It draws something , but I can just accept it's "good enough", but it's a different experience to creating something yourself.
ChatGPT writes something, but it's not me. While it might save me time, it's not as fun.
I think learning to enjoy the process important because honestly, that is all there is to life.
- Balgair 4y agoWow, props on getting that username!
- noobermin 4y agoThat is what I consider part of the process. You learn to write because it is a requisite skill and part of your craft, but eventually, as a professional, it becomes part of what you use to distinguish yourself. It is a part of your professional persona, in the same way writing in creative senses (blogs, novels, etc) is. It's one thing to automate dry responses (email bots have been doing it for decades now) but automating writing in your career work leaves little left of your career, and further, it dilutes what you add in value to everyone else you work with.