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Case-spiration E7: AI is a Crutch, not a Writing Companion
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Matthew Schonewille
May 13, 2024
AI is a Crutch, not a Writing Companion
Interesting comment but that is an opinion that I have heard many times. More so, if AI is a crutch and used for cheating. I can see the use of AI being defined as both of those points but…. it all depends on how you use it.
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Last Monday we talked about the how to use AI to generate a case study that is any length that you want. (Read Below)
The process for developing cases that are longer than the typical 350-500 word default output from ChatGPT is a process much like editing and proofreading your writing. (Example of a 1800 word case here) What is really important to know is that, ChatGPT remembers the conversation and that should give you some confidence in the continuity of the content that is produced. Always VET, and Assess what is being produced*
Here is the Cole's notes Main Take-away for this newsletter....
AI can be both a writing companion and a crutch but it really comes down to your intention when using AI and how you actually use it.
I value your input so please "Reply to this email" and share your thoughts or opinion! What topics do you want to see covered and what is working/not working with your AI and case writing journey.
If you want to learn how with examples - Continue reading or See you Next Time.
As per your request: A weekly Prompt
Prompt Template for Analysis
For your case study, consider the impact of [content here] on [focus] in [topic here]. Analyze how [content here] has been integrated into [focus] and its effects on [focus]. What challenges were encountered during the implementation of [content here], and how were they overcome? Provide specific examples and data to support your analysis.
The landscape of digital tools has introduced a unique asset in the form of AI, prompting us to question whether these technologies can truly enhance our writing processes or if they risk diluting the authenticity of human expression or opinion.
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