RE: Jasper is an AI that will write your blogs for you, but is that acceptable on Hive?
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Hey Daltono, thank you for sharing this tool!
I would not use it for my blogs on Hive, because I think it would not be ethical. Now I'm worried if someone would use it. There should be a way to know if they are using it.
But I think this tool could be great to create websites or articles outside of Hive that help promote the blockchain. I'm going to share it with a few friends to get their opinion.
Cheers!
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I appreciate you curating Eddie! This certainly is an interesting topic.
It would pain me to watch AI become top earners on Hive. I do think that we will be forced to embrace this type of writing though. There really is no way to stop this kind of thing or even realize that something was AI-written, at least not that I know of. Sure, some blogs may end up being badly written, but others will be transcribed properly and edited well to where they can easily pass as fully human action.
I see this thing mainly being targeted at businesses that wish to perfect their SEO and more easily have their product information written, especially in a clever way. However, there will be individuals that wish to use this for other reasons, especially when post to earn becomes as hugely popular as something like play to earn has become recently.
This just goes to show that it is never smart to get too comfortable, especially when we will be competing with AI for the rest of our lives. Thanks for your valuable input buddy.
I guess there goes the social media and networking aspect of Hive. Will this thing have a personality? Will it go to Hivefest? Will it read and comment on other posts?
Why are many of us here, on Hive? Not for the money. For people like me, that's something that may or may not come down the road. For me, and people like me, Hive is a dynamic platform where I 'meet' people from all over the world. I get to chat with a particle research scientist in physics. I get to 'meet' artists. I get to encourage budding writers. How does Jasper fit into that?
A lot of the fun on Hive is creating the blogs and then waiting for a response. How does Jasper fit into that?
I think it's a shallow, terrible idea, a little like those mills that write research papers for high school and college students. Not only unethical, in my book, but also very unwelcome.
Hey! Thanks for sharing your point of view. I agree.
If someone used this tool, they would have to say that they use it, and that way, curators can choose.
And I also think that if someone is here just for the money and uses these kinds of tools after some time, the community will notice. Curation projects or big accounts punish the lack of engagement with downvotes.
Cheers!