In every profession and field of work, tools play an important role in helping people perform their tasks effectively. Just as a carpenter relies on a hammer and a tailor depends on a sewing machine, many other professions and fields of work have tools that they depend on to work efficiently.
These tools might not really be the backbone of the work, but it makes the job easier, less stressful and more presentable.
For instance, back in the day before sewing machines came into existence, tailors used just needle and thread to sew clothes, and they turned out well. But the sewing machine has made it easier and less time consuming for them.
In my case, artificial intelligence has become the smart tool behind my craft. It supports my work by helping me generate ideas, understand complex topics, and improve the quality of what I produce. Rather than replacing my effort, it works alongside my creativity and knowledge, making my work more efficient and refined. In a world where technology continues to shape how we learn and work, AI stands as a powerful companion in my journey of growth and productivity.
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As a writer who has novels in making, I can't always do it right all by myself. I try my best, but with AI, my best is even much better. I am able to create mind hooking lines, and good scenarios that'd grab the attention of my readers.
Mind you, without this tool, I might still create this lines and scenarios, but it might not be as polished as AI would make them.
To answer the question, if AI, which is the very tool I work with, was no longer available, how would my productivity be affected?
Honestly speaking, if AI was absent, I would still deliver because right from the beginning before I even knew the existence of AI, I have been working perfectly.
I have written a few contents and novels that turned out well. I don't solely depend on AI for the perfection of my work though it plays a vital role in my work. But if it were to be unavailable or absent, I am confident that I would still do a good job.
In conclusion, AI has turned out to be more of a companion than a tool for me in my line of work. I use it for almost every job I take, but then, if one day it were to be available or absent, my work wouldn't be placed on hold. I wouldn't quit my line of work which I love very much just because of that. Instead, I'll put in more efforts to ensure that I deliver perfectly, just as I did when my tool was still available and present.
You might ask why I need AI for my writing work. Well, when you write books for companies on contract, it can sometimes be difficult to create what they would like. AI helps me do that perfectly, but without AI, I'm sure I'll still be fine.
