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AI writers are good for people who need to consistently post fresh content to meet their content goals.
But here are 4 things I learned from experience that I think AI will take away from new writers who want to create meaningful and helpful content in the coming months:
1. By cutting down the time it takes to learn the rules of writing before actually writing, AI takes away an important aspect of honing your writing skills, which is practice.
When I started writing seriously in 2020, my main problem wasn't coming up with ideas or even writing them down in a document. My problem was grammar, flow, pacing, dialog for fiction, etc., which I learned from other writers and course creators and have been practicing since.
Most experienced writers will tell you that it doesn't take a genius to know that writing with good grammar takes years of practice to accomplish, and AI reduces the amount of practice you get from writing a lot.
2. AI fumbles the writing process.
Normally, you write such crap that you spend more time editing and even involving others, such as editors and proofreaders, to make your work perfect. That's the beauty of the writing process, which AI messes up by emphasizing speed over skill
3. You might need more fact-checking than usual.
Most people don't know how to conduct research before writing, and AI doesn't always give the correct information. AI will scour the internet for existing content on your subject before rearranging it arbitrarily in your results.
Often, AI-written content won't be plagiarized, but it won't be accurate either. And if you didn't sufficiently research your topic beforehand, you wouldn't know which part isn't correct. You'd end up with a misleading final draft, which would be pointed out during fact-checking.
4. "But writing is rewriting," they say.
Have fun rewriting something that you didn't write in the first place. Unlike rewriting your own work, having to rewrite AI-generated content can be annoying. You're more like an editor now, good job 🫡
That's all for this thread!
TL;DR things that AI will take away from new writers:
1. reduces the amount of practice you get from writing a lot.
2. fumbles the writing process by emphasising speed over skill.
3. need more fact-checking than usual.
4. no fun rewriting something that you didn't write yourself.
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