AI and ChatGPT for Better Writing

An interview with the VP of Editorial at HackerNoon

Good morning fellow AI enthusiast! This week's iteration focuses on whether or not you should embrace the evolving relationship between AI and writing. In this week's episode, we discuss AI and writing/editing, the best AI tools for writers, and other super interesting topics... Overall, this podcast episode offers valuable insights into the future of content writing with AI and the role of humans in creating high-quality content. We hope you enjoy it!

1️⃣ Introducing orgGPT!

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2️⃣ How AI Enhances Writing & Affects Journalism with Limarc Ambalina, VP of Editorial at HackerNoon

In this episode, we receive Limarc Ambalina, VP at HackerNoon, to discuss the impact of AI on writing and journalism.

Limarc shares his journey and offers advice for aspiring writers. Ethics surrounding AI-generated content is also explored.

A little background… Limarc started as a freelancer with a focus on creative writing. After his work with an AI company in Japan, he became interested in AI and started writing about it professionally. This is what led him to HackerNoon.

At HackerNoon, Limarc oversees the editorial team and publishes content on a wide range of tech topics, including AI and machine learning. So he’s one of the persons in charge when it comes to decisions related to AI-generated content and AI-edited content, which has an important difference. It also makes Limarc one of the best people to talk about AI and writing.

So what is AI-generated content, and how does it differ from AI-edited content? Limarc defines AI-generated content as any text that is generated by AI without human input other than the prompt, while AI-edited content is a text that is written by someone but edited with the help of AI tools - (and reviewed by the person!).

When it comes to AI-generated or edited content, transparency is key. Claiming sole credit for it is unethical, and you may get into trouble for the AI’s mistakes. Make it clear how the content was created.

AI can aid writers in editing and proofreading their work, but Limarc stresses the value of a human touch to add creativity and nuance, something AI has lots of difficulty with as of now. Though Limarc still advises using AI tools to improve your writing such as to identify grammatical mistakes and awkward phrasing.

Tl;dr: AI is definitely useful for writers and journalists, but ethics and transparency are vital. AI-generated content will increase with improvements, but humans are still needed for high-quality content. AI-edited content is the key to better and more efficient writing.

Listen to the interview to get more insights on content writing with AI, on HackerNoon and more (or on Spotify, Apple Podcasts).

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