TikiUSA t1_jcroj8m wrote
I’ve been using it for marketing copy and caption drafts, as well as content ideas. It’s remarkably good at that and has saved me a lot of time on the first stages of a campaign.
eratonnn OP t1_jcrr9wu wrote
I've used it for routine, boring tasks as well, and it is good at generating large amounts of things for simple requirements, as long as you edit it afterwards. I've also used it for some summaries/things like this, and it's OK not great.
But that's sort of the most capability I've seen it have.
TikiUSA t1_jcsawj1 wrote
Many, many people are terrible writers and I think AI will level the playing field a bit for them. The trick for me is then how to stay ahead.
ButterflyCatastrophe t1_jct19dc wrote
The AIs have been trained on text written by all of those terrible writers. They produce something like the cultural average response to any prompt - a little bit of Stephen King, a little bit of Jane Austin, and a little bit of u/TikiUSA - "OK not great" is exactly what you should expect.
blueSGL t1_jcs9g8e wrote
Have you seen that Microsoft are directly integrating it into their office suite under the banner of "Office 365 Copilot"?
Here are some timestamped links to the presentation.
Auto Writing Personal Stuff: @ 10.12
Business document generation > Powerpoint : @ 15.04
Control Excel using natural language: @ 17.57
Auto Email writing w/document references in Outlook: @ 19.33
TheNippleTips t1_jcsub9q wrote
It's pretty good at doing basic research on a subject as well
ski-dad t1_jcu4fjp wrote
It is very good for writing content nobody is going to bother reading.
ContestNew7468 t1_jcrzybm wrote
Same. Copy writing and brainstorming for taglines. Researching different brands and their market position. Pretty useful and interesting how quickly it becomes routine.
TikiUSA t1_jcs96sl wrote
You’re right about becoming routine very quickly. It’s already baked in.
deinterest t1_jcsxyrg wrote
Our agency also uses it a lot for content input about subjects we have less knowledge about. It's a lot faster than researching through Google.
pocketdare t1_jcrplf1 wrote
Do you give it a brief?
TikiUSA t1_jcrs2r0 wrote
Product description, target market, and keywords.
pocketdare t1_jctob8p wrote
Interesting. As a brand guy, I'll have to give it a shot myself!
TikiUSA t1_jcts5v7 wrote
Definitely do. It’s a start and sometimes points you in unexpected directions.
100milliondone t1_jctgnm6 wrote
Same, I used to hate writing copy or product descriptions. This makes it so easy
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ConsciousMatch579 t1_jcsne3z wrote
I’ve literally referred it to a thought bubble at most
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