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Chrissy Bernal's avatar

This is great! I've had things that I've actually written inside the Qwoted message box get tagged as AI. So, hopefully, this one will be more accurate and will force people to level up with their answers.

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Macie Rae Brady's avatar

I think this is a positive stance for Qwoted to take; they've really impressed me as a platform.

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Melissa McNeese's avatar

Does this mean we shouldn't run a pitch email through AI for proofreading? Proofreading is not one of my strengths. What should I use?

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Joni Sweet's avatar

I think it's fine to run your pitch through AI for proofreading.

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karla cobreiro's avatar

i use the voice note technique with my clients precisely because i know sitting and staring at a blank Q&A to start typing can be daunting for most. hate that the direction we're going in with AI puts even more work on PR pros (with having to check clients' written answers and "play cop" like you said), especially when we're talking about reactive leads where you're not even sure if your client/product/source will end up being included... but i think it will force us to be more discerning about which opportunities to pursue.

hope you get to catch BSB when in vegas! i was there last weekend and it's truly worth every penny.

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Joni Sweet's avatar

As a writer, I know firsthand how daunting a blank screen can be.

AI is a complicated thing. On the one hand, it can bring efficiencies to our work. But as you rightfully pointed out, it can add work, too. I know writers who are going into their human-written drafts and editing out em dashes (—) because they're worried their editors will accuse them of using AI. And yes, this can add work to PR pros' plates, too.

Re: Vegas. I WISSSHHHHHH I could see BSB but they're not playing when I'm there! I saw the BSB Millennium Tour in 5th grade and I'll never forget it.

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