Like many people worldwide, I’ve had a fear that the plague of AI, which continually taints emails, social media, online shopping, books, art, therapy, and even doctors, could someday lead to fewer or even no jobs left for humans. AI is everywhere, particularly on social media taking over Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. What especially disgusts me is the YouTube channels that are made fully by AI, including religious content creators making videos entirely with ChatGPT, which risks spreading lies people could buy into. Being an author and illustrator, I see AI affecting children’s books as well, with Amazon being flooded by the ugliest book covers you’ve ever seen—many of which are generated by an AI prompt. The people responsible for these don’t seem to care about the art of writing or illustrating, or the buyers they’re fooling. I wish they cared about supporting the work of real authors and illustrators, but it seems to be only about the money. In my personal research on how AI can be used to work for me rather than in place of me, I have found four fun and responsible ways to use AI:
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