Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been capturing views interpreted by individuals, considered otherwise original, to be copied concept by concept into virtual platforms faster to comprehend by the human mind. No work seems original having been scripted or uttered for capture. A recent well presented post on LinkedIn by a friend of mine was seen as post comments in the same platform by two of my not so acquainted with acquaintances. When personally probed, the blame shifted to the Content Marketing Agency in one of the Metro cities. Thinking about it as a Content Provider who takes originality seriously, such Snag-IT like captures of content is a clear challenge to accept.
Rephrasing your own articles for publication could be a significant part of the headache but it refines your brain receptors, capacitating it with creativity. Repurposing content is a step further and is a clear win-win over the AI challenge. Yet how fast can the human mind keep up with recreating new content without the writer’s block striking, is something I sometimes wonder about. Nonetheless, the journey continues while the path is known and, till some other technology challenges its creator.
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