Who is your co-pilot?

Hmmm Alan- is this you? I have used Chat GPT when I'm trying to make a paragraph a little more user-friendly, rather than my run-on sentences, like this one. And for that, I thank Chat GPT. 

So, did you or your CoPilot lose the 50???

Dwell time on your blog. Watch time, audience retention, click through rate on a video.  Connecting emotionally with your audience means make it all about them, not you in whatever you upload for the World to glean Alan May.

Hello Alan - yeah, the shift continues.. Again.

Good morning Alan May ,

I have to admit I read your post yesterday and it didn't sound like you! Found it difficult to write a comment ..no fun message or one of your observation missals to chuckle at. AI has it's place but is not going to exhibit your personality and the day it does we are done!

Too funny because I read your blog also and couldn't find anything to say so didn't respond. I have noticed quite a few AR writers who share posts that I'm sure are written by AI maybe with a few tweaks. And most of them are boring.

Good Friday morning, Alan. Enjoy your AI adventures and have a great day.

Good morning Alan. Read your post and no matter who wrote it, it let me know AI was here to stay and consumer expectations have changed. Less optimistic than many of you posts but they hit home with me. Just the plain facts. 

I agree with Dorie Dillard Austin TX and Kat Palmiotti that I also read the blog and couldn't bring myself to comment on anything.  I really tried too!  haha

I have found as I use AI more and more it is getting used to my style, and even says this is written in your voice and style. I have found it is great with descriptions, you do have to check them especially for local restaurants it inserts when they are more than 30 miles away. But it is useful. I have also found you can use it to create the outline of a post and the write your own words but it gets you over the writers block or what do I write about today.

I guess that I will skill up on AI one of these days but so far I have not dived into AI.

My first thought with the other post would have been, okay, who hijacked Alan's blog and had an engineer write for him??  The human aspect that you bring to your posts is always quite present, and it was obviously absent.

For me so far, AI is more of an awareness thing.   I've dabbled with Nightcafe.   My engineering job company is working on an officially approved version of ChatGPT (e.g. we do NOT want all our data running around on the internets, so things need contained).  I like writing as a change of pace, although there are times the marketing remarks for what I call a "vanilla" home can be personally challenging, so maybe that would be worth giving a shot with Copilot or equivalent.

Hi Alan,
I use ChatGPT to get ideas and outlines for posts. My M.O. is to tell it to give it some general information about the subject I want to write about and have it ask me questions to answer. This helps me formulate a more complete post when I put it together.  

I can tell an AI-written post (and comment) from a mile away. I don't usually respond but sometimes do, just to keep a connection with that person. 

Love that airplane, let’s go fly., it is always nice to have a copilot if only someone to talk to

This was such a refreshingly honest share, Alan May. I really appreciated the peek behind the curtain and your willingness to test the waters with AI while still keeping your voice front and center. Thanks for letting us ride shotgun on your creative journey.

Alan like Carol said I can tell a mile away it the post or comment is AI written.  It lacks connection and personality.  But I do find something about AI helpful......kind of.  I really enjoy creating photos!