Harsh @harshasriramesh

Exploring my curiosity online, and sharing the most valuable finds with you. Joined August 2021

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Harsh @harshasriramesh

2 years ago

My first iteration of this idea around AI and writing, I'm only scratching the surface here. I am by no means a Luddite but the dystopian scenario where people stop writing and get an AI assistant to do it for them does not sit well with me.

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Harsh @harshasriramesh

2 years ago

When it comes to writing, ChatGPT can string sentences and paragraphs together but it can’t capture the essence of a writer. AI can complete the task, but it lacks the aesthetic. This is why AI writing will remain inferior to anything penned by a real writer.

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2 years ago

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Harsh @harshasriramesh

2 years ago

First draft on why we need to rethink that AI will replace writing. This topic has stolen my attention. Can’t wait to finish my thoughts on this.

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Content Kuba @contentkuba

3 years ago

Most people write content because they want to sell something. Bad strategy. Here's how to create content that sells without you even trying:

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3 years ago

Steve Jobs sent himself this email in 2010:

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Nathan Baugh @nathanbaugh27

3 years ago

I came across a blog from Morgan Housel. He uses stories from Dunkirk and The Notorious BIG to make points on expectations and incentives. It taught me to: 1. Illustrate ideas through story 2. Connect unrelated ideas through story I wrote more: worldbuilders.ai/p/war-stories

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Harsh @harshasriramesh

3 years ago

Given the heat Tarantino was getting about his comments on Marvel films here’s him explaining how storytelling has changed in films. 👇 Tarantino Telling Stories #Shorts youtube.com/shorts/q7JZlXB… via @YouTube

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Nathan Baugh @nathanbaugh27

3 years ago

Kendrick Lamar is one of the most creative people on the planet. Yet he gets his ideas from everyday life: — Traveling — Talking to a little kid — Walking around his neighborhood Maybe we’re all overcomplicating it?