I think that's just making excuses. Content shouldn't be sped up and churned out - it is best slow - or at least the pace it should be - thoughtful, carefully crafted. Speeding up process is just chasing the dollar still. We have already seen what the slippery slope is. And when humans are competing with AI slop ... I mean absolutely swamped with it - we have ruined the internet. I scrolled down a week's worth of content in this community looking for something with no AI. In the end, I don't bother checking in. The humanity has been sucked out of it. I was on Hive before the AI bullshit started and it's not made it better that's for sure. Think what we did before AI. We never thought oh I wish I had an artificial intelligence to do the work for me. We enjoyed the work, or should have. We learnt. We grew. Now we are just letting the machines take our place and we didn't even ask for it.
I think your argument is making excuses. It's a slippery slope to say there are some occasions it's fine to use.
I say this respectfully, of course.
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