How do you think AI affects your productivity and creativity?
Gizem Nur Keskin
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Matthias Strafinger@matthias_strafinger
It will definitely increase productivity.
Creativity will be a weird thing. On the one hand, I strongly believe it will lead to a kind of democratization of creativity (normal folks will be able to create high-end content more easily). On the other hand, we will see mediocre and standard content flooding the internet (what I call the Canva effect).
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@matthias_strafinger AI definitely needs some careful consideration while being used because I am starting to get sick of seeing generic and unoriginal content 😅
@matthias_strafinger great response! I completely agree with the democratization of creativity and Canva effect. I think this is where the creatives need to now use AI as a baseline and use it as an opportunity. On the other hand, it's also beautiful to see how AI will unlock the capabilities of people's creativity that are limited by their technical abilities. It's more "how limitless can you think?" exciting time.
Both in a positive manner.
It is now easier to find inspiration, even when you don't know where to look for it you can ask an AI for place to get it from. This in general helps my creative side.
As for productivity, everything that is text based can now be made easier, faster and in a better manner if you know how to use GPT to aid you.
@gizemnurkeskin Agreed, but I think that is true for every tool :) And that's what GPT is in the end, just a tool that can really help you if you use it properly :D
AI can increase productivity. And it can democratize design where a lot of people can do a lot of things that they are not skilled at. But having knowledge on the principles of the specific domain will help them be more efficient.
Occasionally it catalyzes productivity and creativity, occasionally it inhibits.
While A.I is capable of analyzing large amounts of data and identifying patterns, it cannot come up with completely new ideas on its own. However, it has assisted me in generating new ideas by providing insights and identifying patterns that I would have otherwise missed.
However, there are certain skills and activities that are crucial for idea development, such as attending conferences, learning new skills, and taking time to reflect which A.I cannot replicate. These activities involve real-life experiences and personal interactions that AI cannot mimic, and therefore, cannot fully replace the human element in idea generation.
They increase productivity and inspire creative thinking.
However, we need to be suspicious of their responses, including their accuracy and repeatability.
@lydia_cohen I agree! It's crucial to evaluate the accuracy of AI-generated results before depending on them entirely.
Productivity is definitely affected in a positive manner, but creativity is something that still relies on the person to some extent.
Well yes, contents, images and a lot of things can be generated by anyone, but learning to use and guide that tool to deliver your expected results is also an art.
Creativity can be improved, but definitely only for the one's who were already a bit!
@sana_ismail AI should be seen as a tool that helps people be more creative, not as an alternative for it. 👊
AI can have a significant impact on productivity and creativity, both positively and negatively. Here are some examples:
✅Automation: One of the primary benefits of AI is automation. By automating repetitive or time-consuming tasks, AI can free up more time for you to focus on more creative or high-value work. For example, AI-powered chatbots can help automate customer service tasks, leaving your team with more time to work on other projects.
✅Personalization: AI can also help personalize your work experience, making it easier to focus on tasks that are most relevant to you. For example, AI-powered email filters can automatically sort and prioritize your inbox, helping you focus on the most important messages first.
✅Idea generation: AI can also help generate new ideas and solutions to problems, helping to spur creativity. For example, some AI tools can analyze data and suggest new product ideas based on market trends or customer behavior.
On the other hand, there are also potential negative effects of AI on productivity and creativity, such as:
✅Over-reliance: If you become too reliant on AI tools, it could limit your ability to think creatively or independently. It's important to strike a balance between using AI to automate tasks and relying on your own intuition and creativity.
✅Bias: AI systems can be biased if they are trained on biased data or algorithms. This could lead to skewed or inaccurate results, which could hinder productivity or creativity.
✅Loss of jobs: As AI and automation become more prevalent, there is a risk of job loss in certain industries. While AI can help increase productivity, it's important to consider the potential impact on the workforce and take steps to ensure that people are not left behind.
Overall, AI can have a significant impact on productivity and creativity, but it's important to use AI tools in a responsible and balanced way to avoid potential negative effects.
It increases productivity but definitely kills creativity. People are more relied on AI than their own minds/creativity.
@kulsoom_awan For some people, it definitely kills productivity. But if we were to use it as a tool that helps people be more creative, not as an alternative for it, we would master this art.
Bitting on it changing the game completely, I can see it enabling one person teams to execute at a much higher rate.
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When you first start using it, you think it really saved your life, but after a while, you realize how valuable productivity and creativity are. If you get used to AI tools, it is inevitable to lose a great deal of your productivity and creativity, but you should learn to use AI tools as a good assistant. You cannot expect them to do everything for you. The most important thing that sets you apart and makes you different is your creativity. Especially if you are doing a marketing business, you should not forget this :)
AI has the potential to impact productivity and creativity positively and significantly. By automating routine tasks, AI can free up time and mental energy for more complex and creative work. AI can also assist in generating ideas and solutions.
@lokeshjoshi31 That's a great point! AI can definitely help us think outside the box and come up with more creative solutions.
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AI is definitely improving my productivity for me. As for creativity, not so much yet. Though it can give you some ideas that you can iterate on.
@bjarnbronsveld Creativity still needs some human guidance. And I think it is great to see the human touch because it adds unique perspective and personality to the output.
AI can be used to generate novel ideas and solutions to problems by analyzing vast amounts of data and patterns. However, AI can only create based on what it has been programmed to do and lacks the human touch and intuition that is necessary for truly innovative and creative ideas.
Overall, AI can be a powerful tool to enhance productivity and assist in certain aspects of creativity, but it cannot replace the unique qualities of human creativity and imagination.
Unfortunately I asked ChatGPT to rewrite this :)
@yogita_patil_gholap Hahah 😂 AI can help people be more productive and be more creative in some ways, but it can't replace the unique traits of human creativity and imagination.
AI makes me a productivity machine! Now I have more time to procrastinate and come up with creative excuses for my boss. Thanks for the help, robot overlords🤖🦿🦾
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I have become better at asking questions.Gives a direction to my creative activites
I honestly feared tools like chatGPT when it was first released. As a copywriter, I thought 'welp there goes my job.' Then I started playing around with it and now I can't remember a time without it! Working as a one-woman team, and in my freelance work, I treat GPT as a collaborator. Just like how I would talk ideas out with a coworker to brainstorm, GPT is that coworker. It has cut down on my frustration and that spiral of thoughts going... well, nowhere. I'm so excited to see how else I can use these tools in my workflow!
converting us from google developers to AI dependent developers
Too much Chatgpt answers lol