alexkrkn

I think ChatGPT uses it a lot because it was trained on articles that use it, just because it's a common phrase, no?. It's actually something I started saying while recording screencasts, so it just became a phrase I use often.

I think you're right, it does sound "artificial", I should avoid using it.

In the comments of my original post someone also mentioned: "These days, I personally find articles with minor grammatical errors more interesting than AI assisted/enhanced/corrected content, because AI generated content often comes off bland and loses the rawness of author's intentions.".

I agree with your points, it's amusing though that we need to adjust the way we naturally speak and keep some errors, to not appear as AI.

That's a good point, thanks.

Thanks for the feedback! That's a great point.

I'll try to work on making my writing more concise, based on the comments here.

I see what you mean, I was trying to come up with a title that gets readers interested in reading the post, but I guess it came out too click-baity.

Thank you!

I'm new to writing about marketing, so I hope to improve as I go and offer better insight with more practice.

I wrote the entire thing with no use of AI, but I did use chatgpt to proofread and improve my English (not my first language).

I'll try to make my next post more concise.

Haha it was actually written by a human (me) but I did use AI to proofread (English is not my first language).

So the other way around...