I can read 300 pages without breaking a sweat. But writing 300 words requires a candlelit ritual, seven business days, and formal written permission from my brain (which is currently on annual leave).
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The AI Witch Hunt Has Gone Way Too Far
A frustrated writer. Photo by Gustavo Fring from Pexels.
One thing I’ve started noticing lately is what happens in the comments whenever an article gets more than a handful of views.
I’ll scroll down expecting somebody to disagree with th...
Want To Be A Successful Writer? Stop Believing This Lie
The people making fast progress stopped believing it long ago.
I was listening to a podcast interview with a New York Times bestselling author while making breakfast. About halfway through, the host asked a question that piqued my interest...
The Biggest Tell An Article Was Written By AI
It has nothing to do with writing style, grammar, or word choice.
I’ve started noticing something strange over the past few months. Whenever the subject of AI writing comes up, everyone on the internet suddenly becomes an armchair detectiv...
This Is Why Nobody Is Reading Your Writing
The biggest reasons have surprisingly little to do with the algorithm.
For years, I’ve ran into the same type of writer in comment sections and writing groups on almost every platform. Since I couldn’t possibly remember all their names, I’...
Many People Using AI Are Making Dumb Mistakes
Once you know what to look for, the traits of someone not thinking for themselves are obvious.
I was recently talking to a friend who works in marketing, and he told me he gets ChatGPT to do pretty much everything now. Writing emails, comi...
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