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How a lazy b*tch like me can run a newsletter with AI

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Re: How a lazy b*tch like me can run a newsletter with AI

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lucaserb wrote: post #2

Do you think AI can be used for this mode of copywriting. Human in the loop, but primarily for editorial review and final touches?

I am skeptical. I feel like I already have to sift through a lot before I find something I think is worth reading. Knowing it is written by a computer makes me feel less interested in reading it.

Re: How a lazy b*tch like me can run a newsletter with AI

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Post by lucaserb »

lbhdc wrote: post #3
lucaserb wrote: post #2

Do you think AI can be used for this mode of copywriting. Human in the loop, but primarily for editorial review and final touches?

I am skeptical. I feel like I already have to sift through a lot before I find something I think is worth reading. Knowing it is written by a computer makes me feel less interested in reading it.

This is a totally fair point. Not encouraging dishonesty, in fact I hate it... but what if you didn't know it was written by a computer? Would the AI fool you?

Re: How a lazy b*tch like me can run a newsletter with AI

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Post by lucaserb »

lbhdc wrote: post #3
lucaserb wrote: post #2

Do you think AI can be used for this mode of copywriting. Human in the loop, but primarily for editorial review and final touches?

I am skeptical. I feel like I already have to sift through a lot before I find something I think is worth reading. Knowing it is written by a computer makes me feel less interested in reading it.

Here's an example article for context. https://briefbear.beehiiv.com/p/week-ai
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