Artificial intelligence tools, such as ChatGPT, have the writing world in a panic.
found that seven of the 25 jobs in fastest decline were writing positions. Demand for report writing fell more than 30%; job searches for technical writing fell 27.5%; research writing fell 24% as did ghostwriting jobs. Job posts for business writers, blog writers and article rewriters also fell by double-digits.“I think you are going to see these jobs come back, but you are going to see them coming back a little differently,” says Matt Barrie, CEO of Freelancer.
This tool came up with well-written articles, devoid of typos, spelling and grammatical errors. By and large, the articles were succinct and clear. In many ways, they were better than many of the articles that have been turned into me by freelancers.But they were neither detailed nor imaginative. Some elements in each story were inaccurate, out-of-date, or recommended side hustles that we consider poor options. They lacked humor, original thought and imagination.
How do you do that? When you’re given an assignment, start by asking for an answer from ChatGPT. Also Google the topic and see what you come up with. Chances are good that what you see from a Google search and what you get from ChatGPT are going to be similar.To compete with ChatGPT, you need to be better.Realize that AI has logic. It has research skills. It can do math. But it lacks empathy and humor. It is unable to draw human connections from the data it collects. Here, humans have an edge.
They’re needy, unpredictable, funny and surprising. They take over your life in ways you could never imagine until you have one or two — or so many that you’re outnumbered. The challenges of juggling kids and a job — even a flexible job — will vary based on their ages and dispositions and sleep patterns. And, of course, your own talents, interests and skills will have an impact too.A smart human writer can slice this topic a lot of different ways by using this empathetic approach.
Naturally, there are 100 other equally valid ways to approach a story like this. Your own experience can suggest unique ways to cover a well-worn topic.It can’t walk out the door and meet other moms at the park. It reads. It doesn’t interview. You have the human advantage of being able to talk to people.
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