Comments on: The State of Writing

By: C6H6 - Benzene

C6H6 - Benzene — Fri, 13 Sep 2024 04:57:48 +0000

I loved your quote you brought up for Ridolfo and DeVoss. I think that really captivates the meaning of remixing. How we are constantly working, rewriting, writing something new, etc. throughout our daily lives. I really like your input on AI, and the acknowledgment of the three steps to truly understand communication with Ai. It is only growing and might continue to grow, so I do believe it is important to integrate it while we can, but not let it take over the true power of the human’s mind when it comes to writing. I am curious to see how Ai is going to evolve as it only gets to be more advanced.

By: sunburned cowgirl

sunburned cowgirl — Wed, 11 Sep 2024 19:43:34 +0000

I thoroughly enjoyed your analysis of this week’s readings. For me, I feel similarly to you in regard to AI. I don’t like AI, and I try to avoid it at all costs, but I can also acknowledge that it benefits a lot of writers, and to write in this day and age we must accept that AI is a part of our future as writers. This is an issue currently, because AI is not developed fully to write like humans, which makes it “wrong” in many cases, but with the proper development of AI, it could serve a vital purpose to writing and the process in which we write. I think your word of advice rings true. The fact that writing is hard, and it will continue to become more complex with AI, leaves us no other choice but to accept AI and train it to be a better tool. I personally need to get off my hatred for AI “high horse,” because AI is in our future as writers.

By: e.g.lane

e.g.lane — Tue, 10 Sep 2024 19:37:07 +0000

I have never understood the benefits of AI. To me, AI should never have been introduced to the digital world. That may be very traditionalist thinking on my part, but I do not see how it is helpful. Yes, it may help out those who are writing similar things, but I find that a little, tiny bit lazy. I find that we live in an era constantly looking for the easy way out when there is so much to be learned from getting your hands dirty. I’m not going to say AI is wholly wrong, but it definitely needs to be fine tuned some more.