Newsflash: Writers and content marketers use chatbots like ChatGPT and Quillbot to create content faster. While these AI tools are renowned for churning out content, they have created a new problem. Suddenly, every piece of text you read looks like this: “Yes—this is the apex of civilisational decay: a world where precision is mocked, where […]
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At first, Artificial Intelligence (AI) was exciting—automation, innovative tools, and endless possibilities. But as AI began making significant industry shifts, that excitement turned into anxiety with worries summed up in “AI becoming too powerful to control.” This mix of fear, paranoia, and strong adversarial opinions is what some term AI Derangement Syndrome. It’s not a
Using AI for content creation has SEO benefits, but it has also created a new problem. The sheer volume of mass-produced AI content on the internet has turned Google’s attention to the quality of content indexed by search. Like fellow content marketers, I was worried that Google frowned at using AI to create content and
Everywhere you turn on the internet, people are complaining about AI taking their jobs. Digital artists are running anti-AI campaigns to protect their work. Writers are striking to wrestle their jobs from ChatGPT and QuillBot. Everybody is worried about the dystopian reality of robots taking over. While we flail and wail at the prospects of
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These are worrying times to be a front-end developer. The UX/UI field is under threat. ChatGPT can write and debug code. AI code generators can create websites in a flash. Whispers going around the community claim that front-end development will soon become the next victim of artificial intelligence. But is this really the end of
