Well, that didn’t take long.
This week, on a post of mine, I received a comment that was unmistakably generated by ChatGPT.
It had all of the hallmarks of ChatGPT’s writing style, or lack thereof: Identical structure between paragraphs, restating the words of the prompt verbatim in each topic sentence, and over-reliance on phrases like, “It’s important to remember that...” and “find what works best for you.”
Read MoreShe’s discreet and thoughtful.
She anticipates your needs. It’s almost like she’s reading your mind.
She’s happy to do the things that you don’t want to do, and she does them with style and flair.
She more than pays for herself with the time and money she saves you.
Read MoreI never enjoyed cooking very much because I always had the vague sense that I didn’t know what I was doing.
Even though I spent years working in commercial kitchens, I didn’t have much of an awareness of knife technique or other aspects of food preparation. Therefore, I was intimidated by recipes. I stuck to routine meals that I could figure out through trial and error.
Read MoreMy process for writing articles is pretty straightforward.
I sit down to write and simply wait for an idea. Within a couple of minutes, an idea appears, and I write.
You could say that’s pretty woo-woo, but I find it to be incredibly practical. Why shouldn’t an idea simply be there when I’m looking for it?
Where else would it be, if it’s not already in my head?
Read MoreI have good news!
Parents, you can stop overthinking your kids’ activities.
Teachers, you can feel free to stop bending over backwards to make your subject kid-friendly.
The bottom line is that it doesn’t matter that much what you put in front of kids: The activities, the school subjects, and so on.
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