It seems writing software (Grammarly, ProWritingAid, etc) are in a race to incorporate genAI functionality. Same with design software. And yet, all I see from writers and artists--the customers of these software--is the swearing off the use of AI. Are these software companies making a mistake when they invest in genAI features? Or am I simply standing in the middle of an echo chamber?

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一小時內	Andrew Macrae andrew_macrae	I think they’ve seriously misjudged their social license to operate in these domains, but whether it will be enough to turn the tide, I don’t know. 🤷‍♂️
21 小時內	Cobwebbed Dragon cobwebbeddragon	I think there's an element of people who can write or draw gatekeeping these generative tools to keep them from people who can't (and could use them to accelerate their development in writing and drawing skills). Just because the previous generation had to learn these skills the hard and slow way, doezn't mean we shouldn't use generative AI responsibly as an accelerator to educate the next generation.
11 天內	Gor Martsen gor.martsen	they don't use spellcheck software?🤷