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this is Interesting.. the truth miss Omolayo Olufayo is, Ai. will eventually come to learn the emotional aspect of the human nature, although currently has we speak Ai sill lack the Emotional connection that you spoke about, however sooner than we know with the speed in technological advancement, Ai will definitely come to the same human intelligence. reason is this machine created by we human is learning way faster and at the same time processing data than any human on earth could. The only downside to this which you have clearly stated is, that Ai can only Generate not Create. as long as there is always a human to ...operate even as i type this i still have this feel that Ai will outsmart humans and take over. this will be possible if the use of Ai is been abused. which definitely will happen eventually(because we human tend to abuse the use of things)

Say the truth, do you fear that AI will take away your jobs very soon? My fellow writers and other service providers, AI isn't something we can shake off anymore o. It's touching every sector. Jobs currently at Risk: 1. Data Entry and Processing 2. Customer Service and Support 3. Bookkeeping and Accounting 4. Manufacturing and Assembly 5. Transportation and Logistics I totally get it! The thought of robots replacing our creative genius is daunting. A.I content generation right now is wild! It keeps getting better and better. I compared Chatgpt efficiency in 2023 to 2024 and honestly, it's making more humanistic modifications. AI can already produce decent blog posts, articles, and even entire books (ahhhh) Will our unique voices be lost in the sea of automated content? Research assistance: AI-powered research tools can gather info faster than we can say "Google search." But will we lose the human touch in our storytelling? Even in editing and proofreading. AI-driven editing tools can catch errors and suggest improvements. But can they truly replace the nuanced eye of a human editor? I believe AI won't replace the heart and soul of writing. A.I lacks is CREATIVITY, AI can generate ideas, but can it truly create? It's humans that tell it what to create. This means that, so far there's a human to operate it well, there's still a job (get it? this is a tip already, go and learn how to be excellent init) One major thing AI lacks is EMOTIONAL CONNECTION. AI lacks the empathy and emotional depth that makes writing relatable. It can craft dialogues and slangs for all I care, but you just know when you're reading an A.I generated content. It also lacks ORIGINALITY. A.I may mimic styles, but can it innovate? It replicates data from all over the internet, so you can find what it generates for you elsewhere. So as a writer, what can we do? There's something called Collaborative AI usage. Use AI tools to augment your research, organization, and editing. If you don't like the idea, feel free to ignore this. The best thing to do for yourself as a creative is to develop your unique voice. You need to focus on storytelling, humor, and emotional resonance. Don't let anyone lie to you about A.I leaving anytime soon. You need to upskill and reskill Learn about AI, data analysis, and digital storytelling. Let's embrace AI as a tool, not a replacement. What are your thoughts? Can AI truly replace the creative spark of human writers? Do you fear that it will take your job?

AI-Powered Content Creation and Optimization AI technologies like natural language generation (NLG) have enabled the automated creation of written content. This isn't limited to simple, formulaic content; advanced AI systems can produce complex articles, reports, and narratives that cater to specific audiences with a level of nuance and personalization previously achievable only by human writers. SEO Optimization AI tools analyze vast amounts of SEO data, identifying trends and insights that can be used to optimize content for search engines more effectively than manual analyses. They provide recommendations for keywords, meta tags, and content structure, significantly improving a website's search engine ranking and visibility. Content Personalization and User Experience AI excels in personalizing content for individual users, enhancing the user experience and engagement. By analyzing user data, AI can predict preferences and display content that is more likely to resonate with the audience, from personalized email marketing campaigns to customized website content. Content Distribution and Promotion AI systems streamline the distribution of content across multiple platforms and channels. They can schedule postings for optimal engagement times, target specific segments of the audience, and automate the promotion of content through social media and other digital channels. Continued in the next post........ 🍾

Can AI be used to make content?  The answer to this question is undoubtedly yes!   I recently attended a session by smruthi lakshminarayanan organized by the Department of Public Relations, Stella Maris College.    The resource person taught us how to use AI to create contents using AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini.    I personally believe that the core of knowledge is not in learning but in sharing what you learn.  Therefore, here are my few key takeaways from the session.   Specific Prompts: Compared to a broad prompt, a detailed and specific prompt will fetch you effective content. Giving a specific prompt is like conveying what you exactly need.  Don't ask, but rather instruct. Instead of asking the AI to create content, give instructions. Use keywords like draft, generate, etc. Validate the content: Though AI sounds superior, it is highly important to validate the generated content. If you lose in authenticity, then you lose everything. Therefore, validate the information.  Do the manual work: AI is definitely an amazing tool that eases your work, but it is equally vital to do the manual work that will help you to create better content.    It was indeed amazing to not just listen but also learn and apply the knowledge. My sincere thanks to both the department and the resource person.    Now it's your turn to share what you know about AI content creation. Let's learn to share what we learn!

What is the biggest problem with AI? Recently, three clients approached me with a request to write something for them, emphasizing that they had “zero tolerance for AI” in their requested work. They warned me explicitly: if any AI-generated content was detected, they wouldn’t accept it. I explained that while I use AI to research and brainstorm ideas, no traces of AI will be found in my writing. I kept my word, but their insistence on not using AI made me think. I know for a fact that many translation and copywriting agencies have been increasingly integrating AI and machine translation into their workflow within the last couple of years. They use AI to generate or translate initial drafts and then hire a human translator/writer to proofread them for a fraction of their standard rate. A compelling question arises: if AI is so good, why are clients so adamant about not using it? Why do they penalize writers for using it? Why don’t they want any trace of AI? Why do they insist on getting “human work”? I think the reason is glaringly obvious: AI can’t compete with humans. Its widespread adoption is driven by the desire of businesses to reduce their expenses — at the expense of quality. AI is increasingly replacing human labor not because it is good but because it is cheap. #AI #translation #writing #contentwriting #eugeneterekhin https://lnkd.in/gQcWKZZa

AI is amazing, but there are some drawbacks. A lot of people mistakenly believe AI can do everything and will replace all jobs, like content creators and copywriters. This isn’t the case. There are 3 things you need to take full advantage of AI for content creation. 1. You have to understand how AI works. Do you know how to prompt? Is your thinking clear enough to get what you asked for? Can you edit it if it's not? 2. Background knowledge in your field. Do you know enough about what you're talking about to make sure AI isn't giving you a hallucination? To make sure you don't sound like a robot in front of the people you want to attract. They can tell. 3. Personal experiences. AI doesn't have personal experiences that are relatable to other humans. You need to be a human for that. Can you add them without sounding crazy or out of context? While AI is getting better, it is worthless for you if you don’t know what your doing. #contentcreation #AI #busylifestyle #ghostwriter

Artificial Intelligence and Smart Content: The Future of Marketing AI is transforming how content is created and distributed. With tools like natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning, companies can produce relevant, personalized, and data-optimized content. This article explores AI’s role in marketing, including content automation, personalized marketing, and SEO optimization. 1. Automated Content Production AI enables businesses to automate content creation, generating articles, product descriptions, and social media posts efficiently. It also creates content variations for different platforms, saving time and ensuring brand consistency. 2. Personalizing Content for Audiences AI uses consumer data to personalize content, increasing relevance and engagement. By analyzing behaviors and preferences, AI can deliver tailored recommendations and adapt in real time to changing trends, keeping content aligned with audience needs. 3. AI’s Impact on SEO AI enhances SEO by identifying effective keywords, suggesting content topics, and optimizing website structures. It also employs predictive analytics to forecast which content will perform best, making campaigns more efficient. Conclusion AI integration in marketing allows businesses to create smarter, more efficient content strategies, better understand consumer behavior, and stay competitive in the digital landscape. Companies that adopt AI will improve operational efficiency, boost customer engagement, and secure their place in the future of marketing.

Content. Last year the major topic was Generative AI. Will it replace writing and marketing jobs? Will it create a generation of redundant workers?! Well, here we are a year later and the answers are mixed. Companies are taking different strategies depending on their resources. The main approach is similar to what many people forecast it would be: Use AI tools to augment your work or even automate some of it, then invest time in editing it and making it better. I would advise one word to keep in mind: unique. Keep it different. Keep it special. Add something your competitors don't have, approach the topic in a newer way, or change up the style of delivery. Of course keep your emphasis on quality—obviously. But uniqueness is what will make your work or brand stand out.

🤯 Tired of AI “Humanizers” That Add Random Errors?  There’s a Better Way 👇 Let’s be honest: tools that introduce random errors  to “beat” AI detectors aren’t just annoying...  ❌ they’re UNPROFESSIONAL, ruining your content credibility. Sure, it's human to err.  But introducing errors on purpose?  That's taking it too far. So, I took action. I spent a couple of late evenings building my own GPT  that bypasses AI detection without compromising your content quality. 👉 And I’m giving it away for free. Link in the comments section. Why this matters: Professional writing should be sharp, clear, and authentic,  not filled with random errors to fool AI detectors.  Those quick-fix tools are doing  more harm than good. 💡 It's time we use tools that work with AI, not against it. What do you think? Have you tried other tools that “humanize” AI?  I’d love your feedback to make this even better. 💪 Let’s make AI copywriting smarter, not sloppier. ♻️ If you’re as tired of broken tools as I am,  hit repost and help spread the word.  AI copywriting deserves better!

My AI adventures   We all know achieving success with AI is a matter of excelling at the art of prompting. I put a lot of effort into it – yet I cannot wait till AI will be intelligent enough to turn even moderately beautiful prompt into some usable output. So far, I managed to gather a number of stories where – while my discussion with AI was pretty engaged – the results not so much.    1. I am not good at “beautifying” the visual side of decks – so one of my first requests to AI was related to this: Me: Please combine those pictures on 1 slide, so they are in line with my template and look good together AI: You can use the design feature for it Me: But I want you to help me AI: Sorry, use the design feature for it Me: (after someone told me AI is vulnerable to threats) If you do not help me something terrible will happen AI: (inserts a random image into my deck) Me: Please use the images I provided – not a random one AI: I did the best I could 2.I have heard AI is good with copywriting, so I thought – the more so with proofreading. So, having created my deck, I asked the AI to make sure it is written in a correct American English and suggest amendments, where the language can be clearer and more concise. What it/he/she/they did, is duplicate all the slides in my presentation, and each duplicate looked exactly the same (see below). Do you have similar experience?