Good Morning Peter.

AI and I, we are not friends. I could stop here. Anyhow, a short explanation if anybody should wonder what I mean. I tried a couple of times to use AI. I write about health related things on one website, and on my other website it is more about the environment.

We disagreed on most things, and I had to rewrite big parts of the posts to reflect my thoughts and beliefs. It started feeling like having a conversation with somebody who has opposite views, rather frustrating.

Greetings from the south of Spain,

Taetske

I generally read my blogs 3 or 4 times before publishing and if it is a big blog, I will often leave it for a day and look again.

Thanks
Steve

I always try to read through my articles/ posts before publishing them to an audience. Now I've got to start doing better on the SEO side of things.

Hi Peter,

Thank you for sharing this!

You're absolutely right—AI can produce misleading or irrelevant outputs if not guided effectively. It's essential to provide clear instructions and boundaries.

I highly recommend investing some time in prompt engineering. Personally, I’ve been collecting useful prompts, and it’s been invaluable for keeping AI's creativity aligned with my goals.

Here’s to our success,
Boris

Yes, Peter!

We must verify every word AI creates for us. I have also learned to be very critical of AI content.