i like reptiles and bts

"Oh I don't normally use AI, I just wanted it to plan my trip"

You lived on this planet for decades, you know what you like, there are hundreds of websites where you can type into any search engine " things to do in [area]" and have at least a hundred different options.

"Oh I only use it so I can figure out what to make during the week with what I have"

The most popular website as you type in "recipes" into google have sections where you click dinner- quick and easy and those usually rely on staples + 1 or 2 items. I found 30 recipes on chicken alone.

"I had a writing idea, so I typed a few sentences into Chat GPT and I was able to write 20 pages with it."

*cools ur dashboard down*

Taehyung, under the bed: *grabs hand*

Tae: this is nice :)

ooo omg i used grammarly for uni. i was overly dependent on the app thinking it would handle all the grammar and vocab.

eventually i learnt it was just making me lazy and unattentive. i wouldn't read through my answers and essays to check for grammar.

then i removed the extension and just depended on the google docs spell check, and i think im doing fine.

technically grammarly doesn't generate new ideas for you (i think? idk about now) so i guess it's not that big of a deal? still, if you're doing creative writing, i personally think it's best to just steer clear of any ai apps/tools.

grammarly just sucks the fun out of creative work.

when i was younger, i used to write michael jackson fics in my notebook and then copy every word on my phone or computer to post on wattpad. i'd love to revert back to that way but who has the time to do all thatttt

anywayyy, i think grammarly can only help you so much. from personal experience, i can attest to the concept of doing everything on your own and using good old google search to understand grammar. it's fairly easy that way too.

i feel there's no need for us to be this reliant on gen ai.

also also grammarly has been wrong quite often in my experience! i think when i was writing my first jungkook fic, lovefool, i had that grammarly extension on but never took any of its suggestions bec i found it unnecessary.

ooo omg i used grammarly for uni. i was overly dependent on the app thinking it would handle all the grammar and vocab.

eventually i learnt it was just making me lazy and unattentive. i wouldn't read through my answers and essays to check for grammar.

then i removed the extension and just depended on the google docs spell check, and i think im doing fine.

technically grammarly doesn't generate new ideas for you (i think? idk about now) so i guess it's not that big of a deal? still, if you're doing creative writing, i personally think it's best to just steer clear of any ai apps/tools.

grammarly just sucks the fun out of creative work.

when i was younger, i used to write michael jackson fics in my notebook and then copy every word on my phone or computer to post on wattpad. i'd love to revert back to that way but who has the time to do all thatttt

anywayyy, i think grammarly can only help you so much. from personal experience, i can attest to the concept of doing everything on your own and using good old google search to understand grammar. it's fairly easy that way too.

i feel there's no need for us to be this reliant on gen ai.

also also grammarly has been wrong quite often in my experience! i think when i was writing my first jungkook fic, lovefool, i had that grammarly extension on but never took any of its suggestions bec i found it unnecessary.