I don't usually copy AI's output verbatim, but AI oftentimes produces a sentence that can replace an entire paragraph or two of my writing, without lessening the message.
Writing to explain something technical (e.g., why specifically the website went down for 30 minutes) for non-technical people is hard for me, and AI helps me so much with that.
Grok's condensed version of the above:
I rarely copy AI output verbatim, but it often gives a single sentence that replaces one or two of my paragraphs without losing meaning. Explaining technical issues (like a 30-minute website outage) to non-technical people is hard for me, and AI helps a lot with that.
but the quote also apply for writing using the ai , you need time to really explain what you want in a short manner , even with ai , if you throw in an email the first output is usually a disaster.
I don't usually copy AI's output verbatim, but AI oftentimes produces a sentence that can replace an entire paragraph or two of my writing, without lessening the message.
Writing to explain something technical (e.g., why specifically the website went down for 30 minutes) for non-technical people is hard for me, and AI helps me so much with that.
Grok's condensed version of the above:
I rarely copy AI output verbatim, but it often gives a single sentence that replaces one or two of my paragraphs without losing meaning. Explaining technical issues (like a 30-minute website outage) to non-technical people is hard for me, and AI helps a lot with that.