The amount of ChatGPT writing I've seen lately across the platform is incredible discouraging. But I think the conent, even in these out there scenarios, is still pretty discernible. Definitely worth being concerned about though as all of this only continues improving.

I'm very averse to what I can tell is AI drivel, but there are ways of using chatgpt to improve your writing that I wouldn't fully consider cheating either. Typically with any piece I've written, I'll submit it to ChatGPT and ask it to do a quick scan through for any grammatical or spelling errors, as well as give me thoughts about the how well it would work for the sort of audience I'm shooting for.

When I first discovered chatgpt, though, I was having a ton of fun getting it to write these stilted little stories about fictional and real life characters meeting each other in outrageous scenarios. It was nothing worth publishing in its own right, but I laughed pretty hysterically at some of them. Nice to see I'm not alone lol. Thanks for sending this one in!