Daniel Anderson, Senior Content Strategist at Phrasly AI, leverages 10 years’ writing expertise to craft precise narratives on language technology. Melbourne-born, now based in Silicon Valley.
Picture this: It's 2AM. You've finally finished your essay due tomorrow. You check the word count and... you're still 200 words short of the requirement. Your professor won't accept it as is, but you've already said everything you wanted to say.
You hit submit on an essay generated with Chat GPT, thinking you’ve found the ultimate shortcut. Days later, your professor calls you out, armed with evidence of AI involvement. Now you’re facing academic repercussions that could derail your plans.
While Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way we work, learn, and communicate, it’s not without its limitations. While AI can produce content in seconds, it can also feel ‘robotic’, especially without the right tools to enhance it.
You've finished your essay and you're feeling good - until you check the word count and realize you're hundreds of words over the limit. Before you start randomly deleting text or entire paragraphs, take a step back. Strategic editing leads to stronger writing.
Every writer knows the feeling: you've made your point, but you're still way under the word count. Padding your essay with fluff isn't the answer. Instead, let's focus on bringing out the best in your ideas.
