I'm a recent college grad and part of my job recently changed to include lots of copywriting- for blogs, social media, client brand messaging- you name it. Coming from an academic background I was always told not to use Chatgpt for anything because it will lessen its worth- you know avoiding plagiarism, missing on a chance to develop my writing skills, etc. In the professional world though, I can produce much more quality work using chatgpt to refine, reword, give me starters, or sometimes simply take a crappy piece I've written and completely rewrite it to be better. I'm looking for honest feedback here- is there a word for people like me who fake it till you make it? Is this the new normal way of doing things in the era of ai? Is this ethical? I think when it's plainly obvious something was written by AI, it's clear you've gone too far. But just wondering what this community's overall feelings are about this as someone who knows what the academic side of this argument is.   submitted by   /u/AdventurousPlenty559 [link]   [comments]