The Future of Writing Is AI-Assisted. Not AI-Generated

https://benenewton.com/blog/the-future-of-writing-is-ai-assisted-not-ai-generated

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blipcast@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 138d

If this is meant to be an example of the superior writing quality that's possible with AI assistance, I'm not seeing it. This whole post is difficult to read:

  • It adds paragraph breaks after single sentences, sometimes mid sentence.
  • Some appear to be meant as headings, but there's no clear organization going on.
  • It expounds over and over about letting the AI do the "heavy lifting" and "final polishing" without ever giving examples of how it helped or what the original input was.
  • It awkwardly jumps to second person several times, which makes me wonder if these were part of the author's "collaboration" with the AI that got left in by mistake.
  • Despite the many words spilled, it never gets around to having a point beyond: save time, make more articles faster

All of these things are hallmarks of slop. It makes me think the author is doing such a shoddy job reviewing it that they didn't actually care about the quality of the work. And if that's the case, then why should I bother reading it?