I reckon we all have been through all the stages of this AI thing: astonishment, perplexity, awe, fear, and finally getting the hang of it.
Nearly every day, I discover new ways of using this tool and I thought why not discuss it here with the whole community? Chances are our insights might be real helpful for each other!
So I’d love to share the list of ideas on how we at Elfsight use AI and what for:
tweaking texts to make them more precise
structuring texts for better readability
translating content into other languages
shortening texts
adjusting text tones (making it less formal, more scientific, etc.)
creating SWOT analysis for whatever you need
choosing terminology
meeting SEO requirements in our content
searching for ideas by briefly describing the context
analysing challenges and seeking solutions
creating interesting, clear, and relevant job vacancy (the vacancy itself, skills, test tasks)
By the way, although AI does seem like a super helpful tool, there are quite a lot of fears that it’s more a curse than a blessing. Personally, I’m not sure where I stand, but sometimes I do fear that all of this might get out of control one day. Or, maybe it’s just me and my rather conservative leanings
Indeed it is, and of great sudden possibilities too! I see that you’re quite optimistic about this drastic progress, right? :))
Do you have any expectations in this regard, or even predictions maybe? I sometimes have a fear that these machines are bound to outsmart and outperform the majority of us sooner or later
I personally love using AI, it saves me loads of time. I use GPT for writing and editing content, but we still need to double-check everything afterward. It’s also great for learning new languages – you can use it for practicing.
When GPT chat was first released, I was really skeptical about using it. I’m too conservative when it comes to new things. However, my friend, a web developer, insisted on trying it, and it changed my daily work routine.
AI technology can be a bit scary, like those AI-generated photos, that look way too real, or AI-made songs and poems… But, hey, the first fridge was a miracle too! I don’t think it will do harm, but I do agree that we should view AI more as a tool, not a cure-all for everything.
@Olga like a conservative to a conservative, I do get your point
Yeah, sometimes we just need to open our eyes a bit wider and embrace the possibilities rather than focus on our fears, but sometimes it’s easier said than done!
All in all yeah, I cannot deny the significance of the AI, since it’s already proved extremely helpful and useful
I’m sure lots of designers are taking advantage of AI. In our business, we utilize the “KISS” principal, and have not found any particular usage for it yet.
Recently I used kAI from W3Schools, it’s quite helpful to solve code problems. Yesterday I just used it to code lightbox features (with html/css/js) to help a friend. And I tried to compare it with ChatGPT. ChatGPT provides very long code, more than 3 times kAI, and the code seems more complicated. (I don’t know JS, just know copy - paste )
I also occasionally use ChatGPT to build outline content, and find it saves me a lot of time.
@tuanphan cool, never heard of kAI! But it seems it’s not something I’ll need as I’m zero at coding
Yeah, ChatGPT is a game changer in terms of saving time! It also makes lovely suggestions and corrections, and every time I’m like “oh man, that’s really better!”
It’s really exciting to find out how you use AI.
I mainly use AI to create content.
Digital human avatars
Text-To-Speech
Face swap
Video ADs
Social media banner images etc
Sound production
Chat AI bot
Everyone is talking about the AI of big users like Google or Microsoft! There are also other AI from other manufacturers that help you work creatively.
Here are some examples
And what are your fav ways of using AI?
I don’t think it will do harm, but I do agree that we should view AI more as a tool, not a cure-all for everything.
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