AI is like anything else. The more you put in, the more you get out. If your ideas are garbage, AI is going to show you that. If your ideas are half decent, it will reflect that back to you. If you have some quality ideas, you can really flex with AI. It's like walking everywhere on stilts.
I thought that Pete laid out the ground rules for using AI, very well. Basically don't use it until you have written all your thoughts down. It is no more than a tool but has to be used with care, just like any dangerous tool, ie using an electric saw, up a ladder to reshape a tree.
Your labours are not in vain. Not least because no one else is doing the grunt work When the Right has collapsed, as it will do soon, and reconfigures, as it must, you will be seen as one of the heroes for realising that strategy not tactics wins wars.
AI is like anything else. The more you put in, the more you get out. If your ideas are garbage, AI is going to show you that. If your ideas are half decent, it will reflect that back to you. If you have some quality ideas, you can really flex with AI. It's like walking everywhere on stilts.
I thought that Pete laid out the ground rules for using AI, very well. Basically don't use it until you have written all your thoughts down. It is no more than a tool but has to be used with care, just like any dangerous tool, ie using an electric saw, up a ladder to reshape a tree.
Penultimate para:
“You *can* expect the reader to invest intellectual effort into reading something when none has gone into producing it.”
*cannot*
Your labours are not in vain. Not least because no one else is doing the grunt work When the Right has collapsed, as it will do soon, and reconfigures, as it must, you will be seen as one of the heroes for realising that strategy not tactics wins wars.
Silly question, but have you thought of publishing it as a book?
Oh God, don't give the left ideas n how to keep us down further!