Your data isn't training AI. My work is original. How I use AI, in writing.
Has a client asked how you’re using AI in your work? Are you open about how you use it? Should you be? Or are you giving away your secret sauce?
There are more and more conversations about how we use AI. In the UK, nothing has tipped into law yet, but the world is shifting towards more regulation and guardrails.
The doomsters say, “AI will destroy the world, replace human workers and fake the news.”
The boomsters say, “AI will improve the world, reduce human error and cure cancer.”
The truth is probably somewhere in between. Which is exactly why it’s worth deciding how we use it. Because the questions clients actually ask are smaller, and closer to home. Is my information safe? Is the work really yours?
So I’ve written and published “How I use AI” on my website.
No one asked me to. It’s not a contract. It’s more of a manifesto for how I use AI.
In summary: Your data isn’t training AI. My work is original.
Read the full version, and tell me: how are you using AI, what are you happy to share, and what would you keep to yourself?