Heather Lloyd-Martin
2 episodes
In Heather Lloyd-Martin's words
“We can look at ChatGPT in a way that can help us say if we have a very large article, slice and dice it into different ways that repurpose into social posts, create YouTube summaries.”
“If you don't know what you don't know, you can create content inadvertently that's not very good, that sounds very homogeneous.”
“Agencies who did try to get rid of their writers and then realize that they needed to bring people back to be able to write better content.”
“You can if you are working fast and not really into what you're doing, kind of get into this vibe where you use ChatGPT instead of an assistant, you use it as your boss.”
“There is for some writers at some times the risk of not being as creative, and in many cases I see that also being company-driven because the companies think, oh well, you can create more with less time now, so we're just going to increase scope of everything that you do.”