I recently had a group of students — good students — say that they don’t use AI to write, but sometimes they do use it to generate ideas when they’re stuck. But that’s what your brain is for! I said. Like, explicitly, that is your brain’s job, to generate ideas. This is the part of AI that scares me. Not that robots are going to write books. But that an integral part of the writing process — the being stuck

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I recently had a group of students — good students — say that they don’t use AI to write, but sometimes they do use it to generate ideas when they’re stuck. But that’s what your brain is for! I said. Like, explicitly, that is your brain’s job, to generate ideas. This is the part of AI that scares me. Not that robots are going to write books. But that an integral part of the writing process — the being stuck — will be lost.

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一天內	Anthony Schiavino amschiavino	I’m not a fan of AI, but sometimes you can’t brain things you don’t know. But once you see the spark, that ignites the ideas. Unfortunately, it’s here to stay. It’s a tool. And we have to learn how to work around it and or use it. That being said, also having written, sometimes the best ideas come when walking away from the computer or pad of paper. I’m more for this, ESPECIALLY for writing. First part more so for other things.