zippywings | Pros and Cons (and Ethics) of Using AI Content Tools for Writing @zippywings | Uploaded December 2021 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
With copywriting services costing thousands for single projects, as well as the demands for blogging, social media, and email newsletter devotion increasing daily, it's tempting to rely on AI content writing tools to do all the heavy lifting for our writing needs. But, while these tools may be of benefit to businesses that need a marketing push, is it equally beneficial (or ethical) for professional, amateur, or student writers to use these same tools to produce content?
In this video, I discuss the benefits and drawbacks of writers and authors using AI content tools to produce and/or assist them with their writing projects.
Note: The last 12 minutes of the video demonstrates an AI content writing tool in action...to sometimes hilarious results. (Ocoya)
Note 2: I wrote this YouTube description myself. No AI help involved.
Note 3: The first six minutes talks about AppSumo, a place where you can buy lifetime deals at low prices for business tools, apps, software, and courses that are normally sold through expensive subscription models. AppSumo sells several AI content creation tools if you decide you want to use one. All deals are time-sensitive, and the ones referenced in this video may no longer be available by the time you watch this. But I'm sure they'll have something available in its place. Visit their site for more info.
appsumo.com
You can also read the companion article on my website:
jeremybursey.com/pros-and-cons-and-ethics-of-using-ai-content-tools-for-writing
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For coming of age, I recommend “Gutter Child” (a novella). Available as an e-book only.
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With copywriting services costing thousands for single projects, as well as the demands for blogging, social media, and email newsletter devotion increasing daily, it's tempting to rely on AI content writing tools to do all the heavy lifting for our writing needs. But, while these tools may be of benefit to businesses that need a marketing push, is it equally beneficial (or ethical) for professional, amateur, or student writers to use these same tools to produce content?
In this video, I discuss the benefits and drawbacks of writers and authors using AI content tools to produce and/or assist them with their writing projects.
Note: The last 12 minutes of the video demonstrates an AI content writing tool in action...to sometimes hilarious results. (Ocoya)
Note 2: I wrote this YouTube description myself. No AI help involved.
Note 3: The first six minutes talks about AppSumo, a place where you can buy lifetime deals at low prices for business tools, apps, software, and courses that are normally sold through expensive subscription models. AppSumo sells several AI content creation tools if you decide you want to use one. All deals are time-sensitive, and the ones referenced in this video may no longer be available by the time you watch this. But I'm sure they'll have something available in its place. Visit their site for more info.
appsumo.com
You can also read the companion article on my website:
jeremybursey.com/pros-and-cons-and-ethics-of-using-ai-content-tools-for-writing
____________________
If you like this channel and want to support it, please check out my books.
For thriller readers, I recommend “The Computer Nerd” (a novel). Available in hardcover, paperback, and e-book.
lnkj.in/t/the-computer-nerd-ubl-yt
For coming of age, I recommend “Gutter Child” (a novella). Available as an e-book only.
lnkj.in/t/gutter-child-ubl-yt
Keep up with the latest news on my blog, Drinking Cafe Latte at 1pm:
zippywings.wordpress.com
And visit my official author website for more news and special offers:
jeremybursey.com
Also, sign up to my newsletter to get the latest news on book releases, important events, and exclusive offers sent directly to your inbox (check the spam or promotions folder if you stop getting mail from me):
jeremybursey.com/newsletter-landing-page
Please like, subscribe, and do all the things that YouTubers tell you to do. (Well, not everything. Be wise.)
