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Why AI can't replace a client-focused team of dedicated writers

Why AI can't replace a client-focused team of dedicated writers

Artificial intelligence, or AI, tools are becoming more and more popular. People in a variety of fields have begun to wonder if AI might take their jobs. Even in creative fields like writing, which were once thought to be "immune" to automation, tools are now being made to help people do their jobs.

Still, these AI-powered tools will never be able to fully replace human writers because of their own limitations. I'll explain why below.

AI is still evolving

Individuals who are experimenting with AI-powered writing tools should keep in mind that the technology is still in its infancy. For example, ChatGPT, which is one of the most popular AI tools on the market right now, came out in November 2022, so it has only been around for a few months.

Since ChatGPT came out, users have complained about mistakes in facts and even insensitive language. This shows that these tools still need a lot of development and improvement before they can be used on their own. In the end, this seems like it will never happen.

AI technology, on the other hand, will always be in its early stages because that's how it works. Society grows and changes on its own, but artificial intelligence needs to learn in order to grow. AI can process data and learn much faster than humans, but it can only get data from a limited number of sources. As a result, the efficiency with which humans can put together the resources an AI can use will determine how well it can conduct research for writing.

Because of this, artificial intelligence works best as a tool or helper to add to the work of a human team, not as a one-to-one replacement. Still, it's important to keep in mind that AI, like any other tool, is only as good as the person (and mind) who uses it.

Writers have found that ChatGPT and Jasper are useful tools, but their output is very limited. A skilled human writer must edit and add to the content for it to be of high quality.

AI Doesn't Know How to Feel

One of the biggest problems with AI tools is that they can't understand how people feel. Some people have said that artificial intelligence can understand emotions, but so far, no AI that is available on the market has passed the Turing test. Instead, it seems that AI's "emotional recognition" is just a guess based on certain data points, like the use of certain words or phrases that are often associated with a certain tone.

This lack of emotional intelligence also means that an AI's programs aren't usually able to be changed to fit your needs. Most of the content that writers create needs to have a narrow focus, and AI can't understand the subtleties of what each human client needs, wants, and expects.

For an AI tool to be "customized," a lot of data would have to be fed into it over a long period of time to "teach" the algorithm. Meeting these specialized criteria plainly isn't feasible for a commercially accessible, non-proprietary technology.

Also, AI doesn't have and can't learn the soft skills that clients have come to expect from human writers after years of working with them. An AI program's almost instantaneous results are both a blessing and a curse because they make it impossible to work together. Teamwork, leadership, and communication are more important than ever in today's business world, which is getting more and more complicated. An AI will not have these skills.

AI Requires Human Input

Artificial intelligence can only be creative to the extent that the data it receives allows it to be. For example, human writers can draw from their own personal experiences in their work, whereas AI tools can only pull from the human-generated data available to them. Also, AI can't think of things on its own; it can only predict what will happen. This means that an AI tool can't make anything new without some kind of input.

For the foreseeable future, AI will remain dependent on external human assistance in order to function successfully. Artificial intelligence can't work well without people to add new information to the databases that AI programs use or to fix problems when the system crashes or gets messed up.

AI only works because people put in time and effort. And there can't be any artificial intelligence without the intelligence of people.

AI can be a very powerful tool for writers to help them get their work done faster and better. As more and more of the tools writers use every day add AI features, it's likely that their work will get easier and better.

Still, it seems unlikely that AI will ever be able to completely replace a group of human writers. AI programs will never be able to match the level of service, customization, and attention that human writers can give to their clients.

Rachid Achaoui
By : Rachid Achaoui
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