ChatGTP: Pros & Cons of Linguistics Artificial Intelligence
ChatGTP is one of the hottest topics right but what is it? It’s a conversational artificial intelligence chat bot. this is a natural language processing tool that uses the internet to answer search questions, compose emails, write blogs in a conversational style. Let’s talk about some of the pros and cons of this system.
ChatGTP is one of the hottest topics right but what is it? It’s a conversational artificial intelligence chat bot. this is a natural language processing tool that uses the internet to answer search questions, compose emails, write blogs in a conversational style. Let’s talk about some of the pros and cons of this system.
PROS
1. Speed up drafts of emails, blogs, product descriptions and code
2. Can help humans with inspiration for topics
3. Sources information from the web faster and more in depth than humans
4. Automate mundane tasks like data entry
CONS
Can be inaccurate and/or outdated information
All ChatGTP data is from 2021
Tries to understand user intent but may not provide the correct answers on more complex topics
Plagiarism
ChatGTP can provide every convenience but does come with its disadvantages. I think one of the biggest thing people are worried about are these AI systems taking over jobs. As for now, there’s no chance that this could happen with this AI technology due to the flaws it still clearly has. For our industry, we like to see this as an extra tool to assist current teams in advertising and marketing to help streamline their process. ChatGTP can be seen as an addition to and not as a threat.
The Art of Storytelling
Oral and visual storytelling has been around since the age of the caveman. Around 200BC, written stories began in the era of Shakespeare. This style of written and oral storytelling continued until our digital age when television was born in 1939. Storytelling is definitely an art that will engage consumers, evoke emotional responses and help people remember your brand. Some are great storytellers and others, well, are not so great. The good news is that it is a skill set that can be learned, practiced and improved upon. Good storytelling is about making an emotionally compelling and memorable narrative that ties facts together in an interesting way. And boy do people love to be told a good story! Here are some of our tips to becoming a better storyteller.
Oral and visual storytelling has been around since the age of the caveman. Around 200BC, written stories began in the era of Shakespeare. This style of written and oral storytelling continued until our digital age when television was born in 1939. Storytelling is definitely an art that will engage consumers, evoke emotional responses and help people remember your brand. Some are great storytellers and others, well, are not so great. The good news is that it is a skill set that can be learned, practiced and improved upon. Good storytelling is about making an emotionally compelling and memorable narrative that ties facts together in an interesting way. And boy do people love to be told a good story! Here are some of our tips to becoming a better storyteller.
1. What message are you trying to send? Knowing what message you want to send as well as making it clear and concise is important. Entertaining people is important but you have to leave the viewer with a message they’ll remember.
2. Try starting in the middle. A linear story can sometimes be boring. First, A happened, which led to B happening. Everyone knows where it’s going. Start with C (the action/confrontation) and work your way backward. Make people wonder where you’re going with this. This will also help “hook” the audience in the beginning.
3. Vary your rate of speaking and volume levels. Make sure that you are not speaking too quickly. Think about the way you would read a book out loud. Emphasize important bits. Change your pace and volume to go along with what’s happening in the narrative. This will keep your viewers engaged and wanting more.
4. Paint a picture. Ask your listeners to imagine and be descriptive when you’re telling a story. What did it look like, smell like and feel like? Try to use all of your senses here. Make the viewer feel like they are there with you.
5. Bring on the emotion. Sharing how you feel or felt about something is relatable. People will empathize through your body language and words. Vulnerability and authenticity make your story more memorable.
Stories are a gift from one person to another as we all crave human connection no matter how introverted some of might be. Storytelling is a great way to connect with others through a shared human experience. Why do you think that User-Generated Content performs so well? Good storytellers are typically enthusiastic and confident about the stories they tell. Next time your brand is looking to connect with its audience think about how your next advertisement will be delivered. What story does it tell and how well is it told?