We researched the indicators that suggest something was written by AI. We then asked Claude to create an article about it, in that style. There’s nothing inherently wrong with using AI to write content. Use matters more than the tool itself. It depends on context, how (and the extent to which) it’s used, and the… Read more »
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Writing for humans and AI: Why it matters and how to do it
No-one wants an AI system to misinterpret what they’ve written. We’re moving to an age where Large Language Models (LLMs) increasingly mediate how information reaches readers (for example, through summaries and recommendations). This means, as writers, it’s becoming important we understand how these systems process text. We should state this isn’t about writing for machines…. Read more »
Podcast 143: e-ink writing tablets. Has their time come?
Welcome to the first episode of 2024! In this exciting instalment, we dive deep into the evolving world of e-ink writing devices. Will these gadgets gain momentum in the tech world? We explore their rising popularity and forecast their potential to become mainstream tools. We’ll dissect the key issues these devices address, unveiling the unique… Read more »
Writing skills for Technical Support staff survey
We’re planning a writing skills course for people working in Technical Support departments. If you work in a Technical Support department, you can help us develop this course by completing this survey. There are 12 short questions below (or you can use this alternative link to the survey):
Topic-based writing: what is it, and why should I care?
In this episode of the Cherryleaf Podcast, we take a look at topic-based writing. We explore: What is a topic? Features of topics Why use topics? Why not use topics? Where can you use them? What happens if you don’t use it? Tools for topic-based writing What do you need to know Interacting with others