Hello and Greetings Hivers

We all know that right now AI is everywhere... Whether you want a recipe of any food or a piece of code, AI can give it to you in less then of five seconds. It feels like a superpower, isn't it?
But as a content creator on Web3 and blockchain platforms like Hive, I’ve realized a big truth recently (because I use AI for several things), While AI is incredibly fast at creating things, reviewing its work is a very slow, painful process, after all it is AI not Human.

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If you think AI does all the work for you, let’s have a deep dive about the reality behind the screen "HOW IT ACTUALLY WORKS".

The Illusion of "Fast Work"

When you give a prompt to AI, and it spits out 1,000 words instantly it will make you feel amazing. But the moment you start reading it, the illusion breaks "WHY?".
AI has access to a lot of data including ours, but it doesn't have human feelings nor personal experiences and even don't have common sense. It often uses robotic, repetitive words that nobody actually says in real life (as it is a robot).

On Hive, people look for authentic voices. If you just copy and paste AI content, your readers will notice it instantly and you will lose that personal connection with your community if you keep using AI to write full of your stories but little are acceptable but with reference...

That is why the actual work starts after the AI finishes writing.

Why Being "Slow" in Reviewing is Good?

In a world obsessed with speed taking your time to review is actually your superpower. AI gives you a raw skeleton or details you asked for but you are the one who puts life into it with your own efforts.

On a decentralized platform like Hive, quality and originality are everything. Shortcuts don't last long here because they are shortcuts LOLZ. Spending your time to slow down think, and polish your content ensures that your unique voice stays alive. All because of your own research and final touch.

My Final Thoughts / Conclusion

AI is a great assistant but it should never be the writer nor it will be. It gives us speed and accuracy but we have to give it direction and soul with leading from front. So, no need to rush at all. Let the AI do the quick heavy lifting but take your time to merge the real and authentic details properly by yourself. "Because at the end of the day, good content takes time!"