All articles tagged with #ai writing
A writer describes a 30-minute ChatGPT routine that splits post-lunch work into targeted blocks (intent/reset, idea ignition, deep writing, and wrap-up), turning the afternoon slump into steady output and offering a repeatable framework adaptable to other fields.
Lisa Kudrow says known actresses have told her they’re afraid Valerie Cherish, her cringe‑worthy Comeback character, mirrors them; The Comeback’s third and final season on HBO centers Valerie in the first AI‑written multicam, with co‑creator Michael Patrick King calling the project a documentary‑like snapshot of Hollywood, while Mickey Deane’s absence is noted after Robert Michael Morris’s death.
IndieWire praises The Comeback Season 3 for Valerie Cherish’s evolution amid Hollywood’s AI‑driven upheaval, blending Emmy drama, Broadway ambition, and sharp meta-commentary. Kudrow’s luminous performance anchors a cathartic, timely satire that probes the industry’s future, earning an A−.
The rise of AI-generated content, especially on LinkedIn, has led to 'Imbotster Syndrome,' where professionals second-guess their writing style, fearing they appear as bots. This has caused a shift in how people craft their messages, often deliberately making their writing less polished to appear more human, which complicates authentic communication in the professional sphere.
The article discusses how AI, particularly ChatGPT, frequently uses the em dash, leading to a perception that humans do not use this punctuation, with some viewing it as a robotic or outdated trait in writing.