Creating Content: The Daily Dilemma of Quality vs. Quantity
I love creating content and sharing my experiences. And it really does help to make it a daily habit. For example, this summer I had a month where I...
How do you bring value in a world where you can create an AI-generated article with the click of a button? This is a question I have been thinking about over the past couple of months, ever since the use of generative AI became more widely adopted.
I have been experimenting with generative AI ever since the first public version of ChatGPT was released, and I have definitely found some good use cases for it. But even when I try to use it to expand on an article I wrote or when I just ask it to edit one of my articles for optimal readability, I can’t help but notice how it also changes my tone of voice.
As a human we all have a unique perspective. A perspective that has been forged over the years by all of our past experiences, our personal interests, believes and relationships. All of these is what gives us a unique voice, and this is what I’m doubling down on.
I don’t just want to create content. I want to share my perspective.
Now how can I write an article mentioning generative AI without asking ChatGPT itself what it thinks about this topic?
Question: How can I make a difference with the blog posts I write in a time where anyone can generate hundreds of blog posts with the click of a button?
Answer:
In a time when content creation can be heavily automated and the internet is saturated with blog posts on virtually every topic, standing out and making a difference can seem daunting. However, there are still many strategies you can employ to ensure your blog posts are impactful and valuable to your readers:
Remember, the goal is not to outpace the machines at their own game, but to add something they cannot: the personal touch, creativity, empathy, and deep subject matter expertise that comes from a human being. Use technology as a tool, but let your human qualities shine through in your blog posts.
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