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Call Me Old Fashioned, But

I noticed a new feature on WordPress. When one clicks on the little editing feature for things like bold print or paragraph alignment, there is now an AI Assistant as in artificial intelligence, I have not tried it nor do I intend to try it. The use of artificial intelligence for blogging takes away the…

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I noticed a new feature on WordPress. When one clicks on the little editing feature for things like bold print or paragraph alignment, there is now an AI Assistant as in artificial intelligence, I have not tried it nor do I intend to try it.

The use of artificial intelligence for blogging takes away the whole reason I read the blogs of other bloggers. I want to read their blogs for their uniqueness, for their style. I do not want some robot writing posts for me to read.

Richard of bigskybuckeye.com is an example of what I mean. He writes haikus and other poetry. I want to see his writing, not some robot’s writing.

Gary of garyfultz.com is another example. He shares photos of nature and weaves stories around them. I met him in person and know how much he loves the outdoors. I want to see his writing not some robot’s writing.

Brenda of becominghistapestry.com is another one. She shares about her life, her family, her faith. I love how she shares about real life and her faith. I want to read her writing not some robot’s writing.

Hannah of hannahmvandi.wordpress.com shares her faith in her poems and with her being in the UK, I feel connected to the world. I want to see her writing not some robot’s writing.

Dawn of drawingclosertochrist.com shares a weekly devotional thought. I want to see her thoughts about Jesus not some robot’s thoughts.

Pooja of lifesfinewhine.com shares six word stories, one sentence stories, and about her life in her country. She was a student in Canada for many years. I want to read her writing because I enjoy it and also because it connects me to the world.

Simone of thewheelchairteen.com shares about her life with a disability and her faith. I want to see her writing not some robot’s.

K.L. Hale of flannelwithfaith.com shares about her faith, life, and battle with cancer. I want to see her writing.

The list could go on and on, but perhaps you get my point. I want to read the diverse blogs that I do because of their style, their content, and connection with the blogger. I do not want to read something generated by AI.

What do you think?

Thank you for reading. God Bless.

33 responses to “Call Me Old Fashioned, But”

  1. eguyadeen3 Avatar
    eguyadeen3

    I agree with you Matt, I enjoy reading other bloggers writings and I also enjoy sharing on my page, I just wish that word press would stop changing things on us.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      I agree- WordPress changes things without notice and it happens too often

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      1. eguyadeen3 Avatar
        eguyadeen3

        I totally agree

  2. The Wheelchair Teen Avatar
    The Wheelchair Teen

    I agree. I think that the AI tool mostly suggests words and sentences while typing (I’m guessing, I’ve never used it), a bit like Gmail does when you write an email, but that only really works in a more business-like, formal setting. WordPress is more about the personal writings and heartfelt emotions of bloggers – AI doesn’t really mix with that. I’m honoured by this shout-out and so happy that you enjoy my content. My writing always comes from the heart, I’m glad that you see that.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Yes I see that little sister and I am happy to give you a shoutout 🙂

      Reply
  3. Ms Peevee B Avatar
    Ms Peevee B

    YES. I don’t feel great about AI’s too —AI writing, AI Arts, AI everything. 😦
    Though I know it’s helpful in some sense but if users will depend entirely on it rather than just using it as an aid, it feels like faking things.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Ai might be helpful in some areas but not creative things like art, writing etc.

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  4. bigskybuckeye Avatar
    bigskybuckeye

    Matt, I’m in your corner. While I haven’t noticed this insignificant button, I will hold fast to crafting my own slice of creativity. Thank you for sharing these links to other amazing writers.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      I am glad you will hold fast Richard!!!

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  5. Judy Avatar
    Judy

    I’m with you, Matt. I won’t be using AI either if I can help it. It’s unnerving how it’s slipping into everything. Technology is amazing, but it’s still man-made technology.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      It bothers me AI is slipping into everything

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      1. Judy Avatar
        Judy

        You are not alone.

  6. Pure Glory Avatar
    Pure Glory

    Matt, a few months a blogger had AI write a blog post of a devotional nature and wanted feedback. The AI post read right but had no touch of the Holy Spirit on it and did not have Truth in it. Made a comment on it because it could cause someone to be deceived. AI is something to stay away from and instead have the Holy Spirit infuse your writing!

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Amen- The Holy Spirit is so much better than AI

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      1. Pure Glory Avatar
        Pure Glory

        \o/

  7. Gary Fultz Avatar
    Gary Fultz

    I’m with all these great comments Matt.
    I took a grand daughter fishing today
    Had a great boat time talk and caught fish. Ai will never take the place of that and would only replace the personal messaging with mere words.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      How many fish do you catch? I imagine your granddaughter had a lot of fun

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      1. Gary Fultz Avatar
        Gary Fultz

        Every time it’s different. This time I beat the younger 3 in my boat. we kept enough for two big fish fry’s

      2. jesusluvsall Avatar
        jesusluvsall

        Fish fries sound fun

  8. alimw2013 Avatar
    alimw2013

    I agree!! Not a fan of change so I wish they’d just leave “well-enough” alone!!

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      My sentiments too little sister

      Reply
  9. Alison Lewis Avatar
    Alison Lewis

    I totally agree!!!

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      🙂 thank you

      Reply
  10. Dawn Avatar
    Dawn

    I didn’t know about this new feature. But it doesn’t seem like something nice to use. I’ll stick to the old fashioned way lol.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Old fashioned is best 🙂

      Reply
  11. Marcus Ampe Avatar
    Marcus Ampe

    What would be the use of reading blogs created by a machine? It is the peculiarities of a creative soul that makes his or her writing interesting to read and a blog to follow.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      I so agree with you. I want to read from the creativity of people

      Reply
  12. Michelle Avatar
    Michelle

    Oh my, Matt! I didn’t even know. This whole AI thing is a bit unnerving. Thank you for this information. If it would read/review books for me I wonder what it would say.🫠.🙃

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      I want to know what you think not what some AI thinks

      Reply
  13. A Clark Avatar
    A Clark

    I just posted my own perspective on AI a few days ago. It’s going to destroy the humanities: writers, artists, even fashion modeling. Back to pen and paper I guess.

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Pen and paer are good

      Reply
  14. Psalm127Birthmom Avatar
    Psalm127Birthmom

    Well said!

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    1. jesusluvsall Avatar
      jesusluvsall

      Thank you

      Reply

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