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vedmed | 3 months ago
I'm also not a journalist and the article I wrote didn't sound professional and was too long. So I had AI change it to have a professional tone and structure and then edited it.
I'm also not an artist and I had AI generate a picture of a bear reading a newspaper. Then I used krita to remove the background and make it transparent.
I also asked the AI to generate 10 headlines, it gave me this one:
How a monopoly ISP weaponizes support incompetence against technical customers
Calls out systemic issue, appeals to HN's anti-monopoly sentiment
Then I changed it to:How a monopoly ISP refuses to fix upstream infrastructure
Yes I leveraged expertise from three fields outside of my skillset to simplify a task, bounce back ideas, and conclude with a superior end result. It was demonstrably effective and it would have been stupid to spend 4x the effort to receive zero traction.
bityard|3 months ago
What you have, sir, is a blog.
vedmed|3 months ago
mh-|3 months ago
I don't see anything wrong with using AI in the way you did.
unknown|3 months ago
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teiferer|3 months ago
Though you did your original message a disservice. Now we are left wondering how forthcoming, honest and friendly you were with that support staff. I'd also try to cheap out if I'd have to deal with a rude and/or dishonest customer. I'm not saying you were, but it's hard for us to know if you throw things at us like "why should I care?" You need to understand that this causes certain reactions.
vedmed|3 months ago
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stingraycharles|3 months ago
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vedmed|3 months ago
And no AI did not write the article. I wrote it. Then I instructed AI to restructure it to have a professional tone.