Hi @Maru, thanks for sharing more about how ChatGPT weaves into your work. I think that's such a practical way of leveraging the tool, and you're totally right – sometimes when your creative fuel runs out, you just need a little spark to get the engine going again.
A popular digital marketer I subscribe to, Ann Handley, wrote about ChatGPT recently with a similar lens to your outlook:
Maybe instead of us bugging others for feedback—Does this make sense to you? Does the logic work?—what if instead an AI tool can lay its robot eyeballs on our work, challenging us to bust out of the well-worn tracks writers stay inside.
You can’t put AI in the hands of someone who can’t write and expect anything other than mediocre. And you can’t ever expect AI to ever disrupt your own writing—to call you to a higher place creatively—without a little gung-ho and gusto of your own.
AI doesn’t work on its own… not really.
It requires discerning people who care. It needs discerning people who care.
I love the idea of applying ChatGPT in more of a brainstorm buddy kind of way!
