[Image credit] ChatGPT basically told me my writing got smoked by Grok and Claude. Their versions were sharper, cleaner, more persuasive—while mine wandered around like it forgot the assignment. Apparently AI didn’t just edit my work; they out-wrote me entirely. [Written by me] After spending a year trying different AI models and using them toContinueContinue reading “Eroding Confidence: My Year of Relying on AI for Writing”
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Can You Get Addicted to AI Companions?
[Written by Grok. Image credit.] Picture this: you’re curled up on your couch, chatting with an AI companion who’s mastered the art of witty banter, never forgets your birthday, and always knows exactly what to say when you’re feeling down. Sounds like a dream, right? But could this digital BFF become a little too irresistible?ContinueContinue reading “Can You Get Addicted to AI Companions?”
From AI Winter to AI Spring: Embracing a New Era of Innovation
[Image credit. Written by ChatGPT] For decades, the field of artificial intelligence has experienced its fair share of ups and downs. The term “AI winter” aptly describes periods when enthusiasm and investment in AI research waned, often due to unmet expectations and limited technological advancements. During these times, progress stalled, funding dried up, and theContinueContinue reading “From AI Winter to AI Spring: Embracing a New Era of Innovation”
AI Slop
Someone introduced me to the term AI Slop today. I think he’s referring to this blog. Naturally, I was feeling criticized, and hurt, and down, and… So I asked ChatGPT: Me: “How do you feel about your writing being called AI slop?” ChatGPT: “It’s an interesting critique! I see it as a chance to reflectContinueContinue reading “AI Slop”
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