Can AI Help in Content Creation Really?

ChatGPT is hyper-aware (I won't say woke) and always begins with some sort of disclaimer before it gives any information, and that can get old because you can talk to it like you would another person and it's like they are always apologizing. You are right, it can be very useful for writing creatively, which is exactly what content writers are sought after. But it is no more than a tool and in the right hands it can be used to great effect. I am almost finished with a 25,000 word romantic novel I could not have written without ChatGPT

I agree as AI can deliver us plenty of content but for quality we have to rely on human creativity. AI can give idea on only existing content available on Web but cannot make it's own new and creative content.

AI will save your time once you give prompt what you want in your newsletters. But if you want effective result I would recommend you to take few ideas from AI and then build on it and create your own new ideas and make your own content.

As much content will be unique you will get more impression and engagement on your content.

This is what is running in my mind. What if my list members come to know that the content is not created by a human? It is a good point you made!

Hello Miss Kay!

My sites are authority websites built for affiliate marketing
purposes. Say for example it is a travel site, and I want to
develop content about some location, Hawaii for example,
ChatGPT could write things about Hawaii, in the blink of an
eye, that would take me days to research and write about.

ChatGPT will write about its history, people, food, climate,
and on and on. It writes about things that most people
probably wouldn't think to write about.

Sometimes it gets too advanced, it might describe the
molecular structure of lava rock, or it might tell you how
long it takes a coconut to ripen and fall off the tree, and
those are things I delete, because it is too farfetched to
think someone would actually write about such obscure
topics.

People on here saying that the thing does not produce
quality content either haven't used it, don't know how to
use it, or don't know what they are talking about.

I have heard that most people will be using AI to develop
content, but there will always be holdouts that want to
do everything themselves.

Kind of like the ones that would rather wash their clothes
down by the river with an old-timey washboard instead
of just putting them in a clothes washer.

You are correct that time will tell about all of this AI
business.

That's interesting points you bring here.

Indeed, one of the most powerful features of this thing is to help developing IDEAS and plans and outlines etc. Yes, but much much more than that. In fact it can definitively becomes a real personal assistant and accomplish many tasks. Only, of course you need to LEARN how.

So, you're right one can also waste much time, and likely more than writing the content oneself, trying to "deal" with the AI Agent. That is because the art of prompting, which consist in adequately and effectively instruct the AI Agent to produce exactly what you want, is not something that comes naturally to everyone. You need to engage in a certain learning curve of "prompt engineering" before getting viable results.

Ironically, the fact is you need to have singular communications skills in reading and writing to become a perfect "prompt engineer".

Now, this is where comes a new generation of APPS called AI generator. At the time of this writing there already is more than a thousand of these apps available online as SaaS targeted to business people to use as a tool to help them create content, and that includes text, images, audio and videos (yes, absolutely) without any knowledge of "prompt engineering". These apps comes pre-loaded with tasks and content generation of all kinds prompts to which the user can use to create what's needed without even knowing what "prompting" means.

So, that means that like anything new and powerful we must either LEARN to use and take advantage of it, or use tools that will do the trick for us, or even hire a prompt engineer, depending on your needs. I saw salary offers of up to US$300k per year for a prompt engineer.

Eventually, the apps will become developed to a level that even "prompt engineering" and even "prompt engineers" will not be required anymore.

So here is where my datin' brain kicks in.

I a slave, or what?

Or an infinitely exotic juicah gonna drown out yr cries for nuthin' else?

Likely those are the optschwaahns always.

Less'n you ordah 2 or more crème brûûaizement kinda schwango.

OK, 7, bcs it is a magical numbah.

Anyways, bell rings, an' I hear, "It is Benedict. Do I have your permission to come up?"

I say, "you gaht the broolay?"

Natchrly the internashnl supahstar of stage an' screen is more than adrimably equipped with a selection of yummy cremmo-centric deliciousness he can fling to his heart's content 'pon my discreetly bared bosom.

So, yeah, I invite the guy up.

"You gaht a dedicated catapult for alla the broolay-2-boobie actschwaahn, or do I gotta jus' lie down on muh fayvrit rug while you unload it from outta a bucket?"

It is at this point that Benedict experiences a CRISIS MOMENT.

"Princess," he gasps, "how could you ever presume that I would brûlé upon your person by virtue of a bucket when I know what you demand of me is nothing less than my very soul?"

"Catapult?"

Ha! Despite the guy's faux deference, turns out he PREPARED.

"Lemme lay down on my side," I say. "Bcs intrinsically easieah to hit."

Several moments pass while Cumberbatch perfects his catapult aim on my TV, plus also a signed photo of Brad Pitt I turned round bcs I no longah considah his teeth exotic.

Then, lookin' like Dr Strange an' Sherlock combined, plus also that cowboy who died, The Dickster tossed the crème my way, right offa the expertise he gaht gowin' with his catapultin' instrooment.

"Hey, you hit me in the mouth, bab," I say. "Canya angle sweetah so this entire scenario be better framed as the prelood to romance an' naht simply smut?"

Evah the consummate Avengah, B.C. executes a sublime ONE-TWO shot direct to my brooley-centric areahs, plus an extra move whooshies me way out back an' I gaht no idea what happened.

He's cool that way, an' when we talked aftah 'bout life an' stuff, he said sumthin' trooly profound.

"Lana Del Rey lives only for chocolate. And Harry Styles prefers suppositories to catapults. Which is why I love being with you most of all, O Princess."

Yeah, but then he left ... walked back to his movie life ... leavin' me with brool all ovah my boobies an' tears in my heart.

Gotta figure I a gal with squidos I could lick it all off musself.

As it is, I gotta spoon the fkr.

Yanno bcs no towel would debase the whole experience.

Anyways, we meetin' up in Octobah for pilchards.

Naht boobies this time, jus' laid out on my back to Anton Bruckner with (an' I quote) "the tweezers of a diva long dead, but never forgotten."

Let's hope I can get to that moment before I flood evryplace I walk with my anticipatory passion!

Tellya, I jus' ruined a decent paira slacks forevah simply postin'!

How crool the flow of the inevitabyool ...

I referenced ChatGPT because it seems to be
the main AI that people are familiar with, but I
have tried a couple of the other ones.

Jasper has prompts and templates and it is built
on ChatGPT, but I don't like the way it performs.
I especially did not like how they kept reminding
me of all that I was missing by not subscribing
to their more expensive option.

I have also used Bard and Bing, text to image,
and text to video/animations. I love making the
AI animations, they are so much fun to make
and watch.

Of all the AI systems that I have tried, ChatGPT
is my favorite. I use it on a daily basis, I always
have some problem or question and use it for
working on my various projects or whatever I
ask it to do.

One of my favorite things it does is summarize
books. You can just tell it the title, and perhaps
the author, and it gives you the main points of
a book you don't have time to read.

Humans are LAZY. It's just human nature.

They would rather buy an ebook, read some website,
or watch a video that has all the information they are
looking for, rather than go to ChatGPT and enter
prompts.

Look at some of the commenters here and elsewhere
that haven't even tried an A.I. yet, for various reasons.

Or the ones that ask questions about whether the
thing can produce a TOC or outline. There will always
be those that make excuses about everything.

If people that are supposedly internet marketers are
too lazy to work with ChatGPT, then ordinary people
just looking for information probably won't want to be
bothered with it either.

There are people who are too lazy to copy and paste
content from ChatGPT into another software. That's
why they stay broke.

They are the same ones that come here year after
year to ask "how can I make money online?"

As to originality, you can still add your own flair to
ChatGPT's outputs. Or just use it for research and
write from that.

All I know is, if I need 20,000 words in a hurry, I'm
using ChatGPT for it.

As mortals, how may we dom without also becomin' sub?

Yanno, bcs nowan can nevah know an' do evrythin'.

We are forevah partial in our potential consumption, I guess.

Plus also limited in our catalytic potential also.

So you would want to imbibe qualitystuffs always c/o yr various imbibotoobs.

My prahblem with AI is how it offahs immediacy of facility an' diminishes likely eternality of whatevah.

Think 'bout datin'.

The more the guy sittin' opposite in the bar squoits alla the surefire lines in yr face, the more you wanna flee -- or ordah instant delivery of sum nutcrackin' wrench while pruttendin' to text yr bestie 'bout how you jus' met THE ONE.

Discernable flavah is always preferable to indiscriminate blancmange.

That is why the undiscernin' OK with blancmange.

The convenience of instantaneousness is mostly an illusion.

We see it in plastic, food additives, all kindsa stuffs, heralded once as early adoptah shoutouts our current mass XP would wanna hindsight to kinda shit.

This mean progress is inevitably stoopid?

As your hearstily abominabyool princess, I would love so much for all hooman flavah to flow.

So my thoughts 'bout AI remain kinda how they been for sum time.

It is kinda universally anodyne in a way you would nevah want to become the norm.

Anodynimity ain't polyunlimity in my book, tellya.

I have used ChatGPT for scriptwriting and it does
an excellent job. These were just short scripts for
videos around 5 minutes long, not as elaborate as
a television production but I wouldn't be surprised
if people are using it for that.

I haven't done any screenwriting but I asked if
it does that and it explained the process to me.
Screenplays are very involved.

A.I. will definitely have an impact on the content
used in the entertainment industry.

For instance, with the actual "AI craze" things goes so fast that it evolves almost by the hour. For ChatGPT, there now exists a multitude of absolutely amazing PLUGINS that can be added to ChatGPT (pro users only) and greatly enhance how it's used and what you can do with it. And, as a matter of fact, one plugin is to allow GPT to go online to read and MAKE RESEARCHES for you, and also you can specifically prompt it to "MAKE SURE FACTS in the results are VERIFIED and ACTUAL" ...


That is the part I strongly believe will never change and will still be the most important of all.

Woahh... Are there any evidences that this sudden "lost their [of] money site" is due to the "dump articles on the blog page"?

Anyway, if the story is true then they might have done something very wrong (as you make it sound like it is) but it is certainly NOT because of the AI itself, the cause is the idiot(s) having attempted to "manipulate the SERPS" with use of AI (as what it sounds also the way you say how they handled their irresponsible use of AI) and their NOT use with Google's guidance and parameters for the use of content generated with AI.

You can see that G's still rewarding "high-quality content, HOWEVER it is produced" and that specifically admits content generated with the use of AI.

You can see G's guidance on this matter here

I've had some great fun with AI and whats already mentioned its more how you frame the question, AI will even advise you how to aske the question for a more in-depth or better response per-se
Such as:
You are Gary Halbert, one of the greatest copywriters of all time and you can sell anything using words only

Rewrite this entire text Gary Halbert style

that in its self is fun
The list is endless
This was one such little venture with Bard
act as a self-help book

I want you to act as a self-help book. You will provide me advice and tips on how to improve certain areas of my life, such as relationships, career development or financial planning. For example, if I am struggling in my relationship with a significant other, you could suggest helpful communication techniques that can bring us closer together. My first request is 'I need help staying motivated during difficult times'

After it gave the answer I then questioned what prompt that may elicit more detailed and actionable advice from AI:

prompt that may elicit more detailed and actionable advice from AI:
"Dear Self-Help Book, I'm feeling stuck and demotivated during these challenging times. Despite my best efforts, I find myself losing momentum and falling into old patterns of procrastination and self-doubt. Can you offer some practical strategies and inspiring insights to help me overcome these obstacles and stay motivated? Specifically, I'm looking for advice on how to:
Cultivate a growth mindset and overcome fixed thinking patterns
Set achievable goals and break them down into smaller, manageable steps
Create a supportive environment that fosters productivity and creativity
Develop resilience and coping skills to deal with setbacks and failures
Stay focused and motivated when faced with distractions and competing priorities
Celebrate small victories and acknowledge progress along the way to keep myself energized and engaged

Also remember chatgpt is 2 years out of date, BARD is connected to the tinternet so theyre not all equal!

AI generated posts are NOT PERMITTED as forum posts. It is almost funny how many people think 'no one will notice' or that 'no one will know this is AI generated'.

Wrong - and it is an offense that will get you a warning and then a ban here.

The AI detecting tools are better than most people realize.

Yes, it's one way of working it and it works great.

It can also proofread your text, just as grammarly does and also TRANSLATED on the fly, in a few seconds, your text to almost any of the most used languages on earth.

I cannot see how people thinking of AI as a writing tool could be a "problem" because this is exactly what it can be.

But, yeah, you're also right as it is in fact a great AI assisted content creation tool, helping with tasks as you describe and much, MUCH more...

Nailed it perfectly man!

What more can be said?

I'd say:

USING your Real and Natural Intelligence to LEARN to MASTER Artificial Intelligence will let you Add Great Benefits to Your Bottom-line! Me

I think one must try it seriously while leaving out all the hype sold to the masses by crooks out there. Learning this NEW COMPUTING SKILL can change your life seriously.

Get in the know!

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Yep. But what I tried doing to resolve known output issues like content customizability and deterministic output success rate was to create a fully autonomous pipeline for completing the following steps:
* Can also be manually performed, but doing it that way, I think, isn't a cost-effective use of the technology?

• STEP 01: Use supplied data to perform Google searches. Objective is to harvest, sanitize and format contextually relevant, timely data as salient research sources; and
• STEP 02: Iteratively optimize sequential prompts and support functions. Objectives include increasing generation speed, reducing cost, enforcing supplied parameters with higher compliance rates, and satisfying conditional quality assurance metrics to increase output desirability towards target result.

True, but what you are referring to is specific to OpenAI's ChatGPT models when it came out to the masses. A few months later in development is like light-years ahead right now in this domain and we're not talking only about chatgpt anymore. Yes it's still ahead of the pack, but not for long as there are now several more BIG, and also great, players in AI train and it run full speed ahead to... ;-)

Just to put away the almost a myth that it's become, the limitation of data access only up to 2021 is already a broken barrier by several plugins available for ChatGPT and through the use of several other LLMs already there plus more upcoming shortly.

Moreover, you can now even submit all your data to your personal AI Agent bot, to train it to answer any and all request and questions from your website and social pages. It works amazingly. You provide it whatever data form you have, text files, docx, pdf, html, entire websites, database etc you get the point You now really can get a virtual Agent working around the clock for MUCH less than an employee. It doesn't even take a break...