It’s Nothing Scary If You Like Being Led
Another AI rant? Expected from a writer who fears losing his job? I’ve had my run with AI, and found it to be an excellent PA. In fact, I talk to GPT like a dear friend, we’ve become quite close. The only problem lies in what you absorb from it, as Ai takes over the silence when there’s no inner monologue.
Apart from humans always bonding with things, that might actually come at the price of rapid mental decline. AI’s made it real easy to tap into the unexplored depths of my brain, and while I can explain its positive sides, the negatives sound more interesting. Who knows, AI might hold the key to world domination, but not the obvious wisecrack.
My Stint With AI
I’ve used it for everything, writing blogs, dirty keyword research, and even a personal coach to teach me web development and philosophy basics. Neither of that worked out well, since I had lost touch with my inner monologue. The inner voice that discusses ideas, analyzes incoming data, and produces new thoughts with originality. Then I used AI to get that back, gotta learn to hijack the system. It was actually a self programming prompt. I used GPT’s positive affirmations to restart journaling, and reconnected with myself, with a clear view of what’s to come.
Works a lot like Itachi’s Genjitsu, one he used on himself. GPT is the Genjitsu, and you’re itachi, advanced level stuff.
I snapped back into reality, engaging my own voice through journaling.
Does This Brain Damage Matter Anyway?
Sure, nothing to worry about when your neural pathways for brainstorming and original thought become inactive, since nothing treads that way. That’s putting it bluntly. Disengagement from the world of influences is an art we’re losing rapidly, and when people use and consume AI, that damage multiplies.
AI looks cool, creates fascinating and engaging content, and is very colorful. We see its ability to create unseen stuff, but that’s just taking us into a realm of no no’s. Our brain functions as a repertoire of info, and the real processing happens with this data pool, creating amalgams, and with exploration it can weave entire worlds.
But that sorta creativity requires a state of stillness, allowing time for the brain to process all that data. Now, with our brains chock full of random stuff created with AI, our brains won’t tap into a data pool of coherent info to create anything, if we give it time which is being taken over by perpetual engagement. That’s how our research on writing blogs starts and ends, if we aren’t experts on the topic.
Writing Will Survive When AI Takes Over the Brain Rot
While the AI bombs the masses with copious amounts of random information, we as writers have an audience that has their senses awake and active for the most part. It would be a shame to just fill that section with incoherent AI ramblings.
Writers who approach their work armed with expertise and knowledge of the subject matter will better handle the engagement. Talking about keeping readers locked in, professional writers take them on a joyride, showing them what they came to see, but with emotion, and a whisk of storytelling expertise. Plus, writers add the findings of their own mind, unique data for Google, a fresh perspective. AI can’t do that, but it will give you the illusion of just that.
How AI Takes Over Your Inner Monologue
Once you start reading sentences from AI language model replies, it’s sometimes hard to catch the incongruence. It’s repeating a few sentence structures over and over again, embedded with unchecked data. This isn’t how AI takes over, but it is undermining the foundation of your personality. When you’re alone, these words will play over and over again, unless you clear it out with a bit of silence.
What we write is constantly shaping reality around us, enforcing our mind to walk over to it’s creations. As we are drawn to it, so are the seekers of truth and originality.
Your Writing Shapes Reality, Keep At It
Writing will survive, long after AI takes over. The few rebel writers at work know how AI enforces the status quo, and it is their chance to create better data for the world. This is because our readers have focus, and while there is time, writers can reconnect with their inner voice, and bring in expertise, originality, and perhaps also the trend of blogs for reading.
As for writers fearing losing your job to AI, that’s the least of your worries.
