# AI Blogging. Will it kill human content

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The Reality of AI Blogging: A Balanced Perspective The following article is a frank discussion about the evolving landscape of AI blogging and asks where the lines between human creativity and machine efficiency actually blur? And it's a big question. The ridiculous concept became known as "Artificial Intelligence" in 1956 at a key meeting of minds called the Dartmouth Conference where experts set out to explore the potential of machines mimicking human intelligence, kicking off years of innovation in the field. What was once the far fetched thinkings of science fiction writers like Isaac Asimov and Arthur C Clarke, have turn blurred lines into clear visions for a future where machine learning poses many dangers to humanity. But will it start with a mere drip feed on what many people may perceive as insignificant... With the humble blog post? In recent years, particularly from 2021 to 2024, AI has seen a massive surge in growth, especially in the areas of writing and creating images. Thanks to better computer technology and an abundance of data, AI tools can now write articles, craft stories, and generate realistic images that are hard to distinguish from those created by humans. These capabilities have revolutionised fields like journalism, marketing, and art, making it easier and faster to produce content. It's actually difficult to keep up with just how fast this growth shows just how fast AI is evolving and expanding and  increasingly integrated into content creation. AI has become the Double-Edged Sword of Content Creation particularly with the birth of AI Blogging. Very company with a website is likely to have a news page, blog page or some type of curated content to keep their audience informed of what's happening tin their world. It could be a few simple one liners and a couple of images or like myself, it may be long-form stories and generic articles covering a diverse spectrum of topics from the business world. Whatever way your work is stylised, there's a good possibility that it will contain written content and here lies the AI Blogging debate. Efficiency vs. Authenticity: AI tools like Jasper AI and ChatGPT can churn out articles quickly, and I mean, a rapid deployment of articles that no human could even comprehend. And from the offset, that could be seen as a major bonus for businesses who don't know how to structure an article and don't have the workforce or creative personnel to create interesting content. AI literally smashes out posts for time-restricted bloggers, however, the speed comes at the cost of authenticity. Although AI can mimic styles and formats, it definitely lacks the genuine voice and personal touch that's going to get your readers excited and coming back for more. Type in a few requests and you'll soon see that 'In this  digital age, 'Elevate your business' and many more two or three word phrases are repeated over an over again, repeated over and over again... (Yes, that was an attempt to show that this article is written by a human with a subtle touch of satire.) AI Blogging. Creativity Aided or Stifled?: AI's ability to generate content based on trending topics and user data can be incredibly helpful, if you want historical data. AI does not run deep enough yet, to provide much in the way of genuine stats, facts and figures that make for interesting reading. It's amazing at generalising and a real audience can see through this. Real creativity involves leaps of intuition and connections that AI Blogging misses, for now. Quality Control: AI can help maintain a consistent level of content quality in your AI Blogging by working it's content to meet SEO best practices and bang on readability standards. However, it can also propagate errors with complex topics and can make a shorter content over-wordy, losing some of the impact on what you're e writing about. You can't just copy and paste generated ChatGPT articles, because you need a human oversight to make sure things are understandable. I think we're still a long way off f

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