Learn the nuanced skill of writing better than AI, especially when it comes to...
- Week 1: How to Break the Rules
- Week 2: Nailing Voice and Tone
- Week 3: Telling Stories
- Week 4: Meticulous Research
- Week 5: Ingenuous Formatting
This is a five session course with engaging lectures and hands- practice activities.
Look, AI writing tools are everywhere now. They're pumping out blog posts, product descriptions, even attempting creative writing. But here's the thing - they're just aggregating existing content. They can't truly create, innovate, or connect on a human level. That's where you come in.
In this course, we're going to break down the key elements that make human writing powerful and irreplaceable. We'll cover:
- Understanding AI: We'll look at how AI writing tools work, their strengths, and their limitations. Knowledge is power, folks.
- Honing Your Unique Voice: AI can't replicate your personal experiences, your quirks, your style. We'll work on developing and refining your distinctive voice.
- Emotional Intelligence in Writing: AI struggles with nuance and emotion. We'll dive into techniques for infusing your writing with genuine feeling and connection.
- Creative Problem-Solving: Unlike AI, you can think outside the box. We'll explore methods for approaching topics from fresh, unexpected angles.
- Mastering Subtext and Context: AI often misses the subtleties. We'll practice writing that conveys meaning between the lines.
- Ethical Considerations: We'll discuss the responsible use of AI tools and how to maintain integrity in your work.
Throughout the course, we'll do live comparisons - pitting human-written content against AI-generated text. You'll see firsthand the differences in quality, creativity, and impact.
This isn't about bashing AI - it's about leveraging your human strengths. By the end of this course, you'll not only write better than AI, but you'll also know how to use AI tools effectively to enhance your work, not replace it.
So, are you ready to elevate your writing game? Let's dive in and show the machines how it's done.