How do you think AI writing tools will evolve?

This blog contains a section of a podcast — Web3 Digital Marketing Entrepreneur and the opinion of the host is added after that.

Peter: Obviously it’s not perfect, but the reality is AI learns at a much faster rate and basically by everyone continuing to use this tool, it’s going to improve upon that.

So it’s like everyone’s expecting, wow, this is good, but it’s not perfect. But the thing is, it’s basically the beginning and with the amount of data it’s receiving, it can only get better. I think it certainly has good uses as far as being able to help to do some keyword research and some funny things like “write me a song about such and such.”

But like most SEO tools and tools in general, they always continue to improve. And I think it’s hard to say like, this is not going to affect, I guess, job duties and people’s lives because there’s a lot there. But I think you’ll probably see sites ranking. But I think Google will eventually catch up because they have much of their AI technology of their own.

So I think they’ll be able to reverse engineer. But I still think it’s going to definitely change the way SEO is done and just be assessive and help people get things done faster. It just seems like that’s the intent of the tool is to just give people information and get things done as fast as possible.

Host’s Opinion

Being a content manager I know the difficulty that writers face when it comes to creative block or finding a straightforward answer to a specific question during their research. These AI tools will be helpful in helping them while facing hurdles and improving their speed in writing articles. There are recent reports showing OpenAI’s ChatGPT will pass exams if it’s given. I mean it’s a robot which was fed with information, of course, it would. I don’t know what people are fascinated about in this. If you are a writer don’t worry too much, become a better writer that no tool or anything can ever replace you.

Reach out to Peter Rota for SEO Expertise.