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Why would you think a writer would spend three hours on a single paragraph when it ends up being indistinguishable from ChatGPT? Is that an efficient use of ti
by aydyn 1y ago
Why would you think a writer would spend three hours on a single paragraph when it ends up being indistinguishable from ChatGPT?
Is that an efficient use of time?
How would such a writer that spends that much time per paragraph even survive in today's competitive economy?
- fragmede 1y agoBecause they're human writers, and don't sit down and calculate the most efficient use of time, and then only do that? Most scientists and engineers I know aren't that obsessive about how to most optimally spend their time. "Got Milk" cost tens of thousands of dollars per word. Sometimes it's about quality not quantity.
- aydyn 1y agoYou missed the point entirely. You can't actually tell if an article is AI-assisted or not. A writer that doesn't leverage AI is going to get outcompeted full stop.
- fragmede 1y agoI'm not sure where I claimed I can tell AI assisted writing from not. A writer that doesn't leverage AI might get outcompeted, it's not a foregone conclusion, and it's their perogative to use AI or not.