One big question that came up recently when we asked our members what more the IWSG could do for them was the issue of AI content. There is a lot of information out there and unfortunately no clear-cut answers. However, below are some resources that will guide you.
On the question of ethics –
From the Alliance of Independent Authors: AI for Authors: Practical and Ethical Guidelines
From Originality.AI: The Ethics Of AI-Generated Content
Ways that writers can benefit from AI -
From Forbes: 13 Ways Writers Should Embrace Generative AI
From Tailwind: 6 Benefits of Using AI Writing Tools for Content Creation
From Reddress Compliance: The Benefits of Using AI Tools for Writers
There are many AI writing tools and plugins, ranging from help with creativity to marketing –
HyperWrite
ChatGPT
Show Me
Wolfram Alpha
AskYourPDF
Anyword
Sudowrite
Jasper
Grammarly
Writesonic
CopyAI
Rytr
ProWritingAid
Assistant by Scite
Type
Buffer’s AI Assistant
Writer
Frase IO
Quillbot AI
SEOwind
ZeroGPT
Some publications and companies won’t accept AI created content. And there are programs that check for AI usage –
Originality.ai
Copyleaks
Sapling
AI created material also brings up other issues regarding copyright. It can generate content that infringes on copyrighted material. There is also the question of whether AI created content can be copyrighted –
Court Finds AI-Generated Work Not Copyrightable for Failure to Meet "Human Authorship" Requirement—But Questions Remain
Artificial Intelligence Systems Present Copyright Infringement Concerns and Challenges
Can AI be creative? Global copyright laws need an answer.
On the question of ethics –
From the Alliance of Independent Authors: AI for Authors: Practical and Ethical Guidelines
From Originality.AI: The Ethics Of AI-Generated Content
Ways that writers can benefit from AI -
From Forbes: 13 Ways Writers Should Embrace Generative AI
From Tailwind: 6 Benefits of Using AI Writing Tools for Content Creation
From Reddress Compliance: The Benefits of Using AI Tools for Writers
There are many AI writing tools and plugins, ranging from help with creativity to marketing –
HyperWrite
ChatGPT
Show Me
Wolfram Alpha
AskYourPDF
Anyword
Sudowrite
Jasper
Grammarly
Writesonic
CopyAI
Rytr
ProWritingAid
Assistant by Scite
Type
Buffer’s AI Assistant
Writer
Frase IO
Quillbot AI
SEOwind
ZeroGPT
Originality.ai
Copyleaks
Sapling
AI created material also brings up other issues regarding copyright. It can generate content that infringes on copyrighted material. There is also the question of whether AI created content can be copyrighted –
Court Finds AI-Generated Work Not Copyrightable for Failure to Meet "Human Authorship" Requirement—But Questions Remain
Artificial Intelligence Systems Present Copyright Infringement Concerns and Challenges
Can AI be creative? Global copyright laws need an answer.
While there are still questions surrounding AI, we here at the IWSG hope that the above information helps you to make a smart choice when it comes to working with AI.
8 comments:
Thanks for the info on Al. It can be a tool for some basic tasks, but I wouldn't use it to write a story. I go back and forth on using it to write informative articles for my job. Sometimes the work of editing them to not sound Al takes just as much time as writing them myself.
I have been using it like a magic eight ball. I'm pretty sure it thinks I am insane. I haven't tried to use it for actually writing. I'm too bossy to turn over my creative control.
Very important information. Thank you for sharing. I began 30 years ago with being a Multimedia Producer! Now it`s not really new - but the KI is a further development.
That's a lot of programs just for AI.
What a great resource, Alex! Thanks for sharing this.
Hi Alex - thanks for all the links and information available (so far) ... I must write my post about it. lots and lots to learn, and more importantly consider - cheers Hilary
A lot of important info to digest. Thank you for sharing this. As a technophobe, I'm uncomfortable using AI for writing anything serious.
Lots of good links here. AI is now with us, so we might as well embrace it.
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