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Imagine if I told you that generative AI (gen AI) played a significant role in crafting this article. Take a moment to absorb that. If someone were to pose such a question, my immediate response would be to inquire about the extent of its involvement.
AI enthusiasts might not even mind if I failed to thoroughly review this article before publishing. Others might argue for a more balanced approach, with a 50-50 human-to-AI contribution. The most skeptical readers may have already dismissed this article upon learning about my helpful writing sidekick.
Long ago, during my skeptic days (a few months ago), I claimed that AI content doesn't quite land the same. It lacked personality, and people could sniff out AI-created copy like they could a sales pitch. However, new research paints a different story. MIT researchers found "that, contrary to the expectations of existing algorithm aversion literature on conventional predictive AI, the content generated by generative AI and augmented AI is perceived as of higher quality than that produced by human experts and augmented human experts."
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