Adactio: Journal—You can call me AI
Read OriginalThis article discusses the author's agreement with Clearleft's stance on AI: using it to generate inputs (e.g., ideas, drafts) rather than final client outputs. The author shares personal experiences with ChatGPT and Midjourney, noting that AI-generated content often has a distinct 'smell'—impressive for technology but lacking authenticity. The piece explores the nuanced role of AI in creative and technical work, emphasizing its limitations and appropriate use cases.
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