If an AI art-generator company creates a program that can download images at scale and then mash them all together at an end-user’s command, creating endless iterations of digital images "in the style of the Blue period," we'll soon have a much larger database with even more images tagged "Picasso."
It’s easy to critique Google and SEO if you don’t know how it can help a site with quality content. But hunger for the next big thing can steer users elsewhere. Why is everyone looking for a Google killer?
Machine-generated language can get you started, but the qualities that make writing resonant with audiences require a human touch. That’s where you come in, content strategist.
As we exit 2022 and enter into our new world of "generative AI," I recommend establishing a new framework for content evaluation: The Wahlburgers–First Cow continuum.
What ChatGPT does well is provide examples of bad writing, ad nauseam. But it's also part of a more helpful AI-powered trend.