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Hello, how the hell are you? If this is your first time here, thanks for stopping by. If you are like me and you have a hard time writing, this blog is going to help you so much. I have been using AI to aid me in writing my blogs, and the growth that they have been having is huge. Well, not huge as in a lot of clicks, but huge in how I am getting so much better at writing them.

💡 ChatGPT Insight: “As an aside, there are some exciting AI developments happening right now that show how pervasive AI is becoming. For example, Google Workspace recently introduced Gemini AI tools to help with productivity, and AWS is showcasing generative AI solutions at IBC2025, showing how AI is transforming content creation workflows.” ChatGPT

Why Using AI for Blogging Can Boost Your Writing Skills

When it comes to actually using AI, it all comes down to how you use that tool to learn more. I am not using AI to actually write my blogs; I am still the one with all the thoughts that go into my blogs, and they are all my experiences for photography and tech writings that I have been doing. The AI tool that I am using is ChatGPT, and it has changed the way that I write for the better. The tool is just that, a tool, and ChatGPT works with me, not working for me. I actually use Apple Intelligence first for getting my grammar correct because I truthfully suck at that and could not get my grammar right if I wanted to.

💡 ChatGPT Insight: “Even mobile tools are getting smarter. Android has rolled out new AI features in Gboard that can help polish writing on the go, showing that AI writing assistance is accessible anywhere.” ChatGPT

How AI Changes Your Writing Mindset and Process

The insights that you can gain from using AI as a research tool are way more important than you think. Gone are the days of searching the web for getting ideas to write about. You just need to ask the question in your chosen AI tool. They will give you a much clearer insight on how the web perceives your writing. The fact that it will give you the tools that you need to get better is way more valuable than posting a blog and hoping for the best. I use ChatGPT as a sounding board and bounce my ideas off it. I use ChatGPT for a breakdown on how I did and how I can improve my blogs. This sets the tone for how I am going to get better at using the tool.

The Risk of AI Taking Over Your Writing

Yes, it will totally try to take over how you write because its job is to make your work better. So if you just throw in your blog and ask it to help you, then you are in for a fight for your voice. I am saying this because it happened to me. I was not sure how to use AI at first, and I was leaning in on using it to actually make my work better. The issue comes into play with a computer background garbage in garbage out. If you are not working to get better, then it will take over and just start writing the blogs how it thinks you want them to be. This is where you have to set ground rules or a compass, if you will, on how you want it to help you. Tell it right out the gate that you do not want it to rewrite your blog; you just want insights on how to get better.

How to Use AI Prompts and Feedback to Improve Blogs

Start out with writing the blogs and then put them into the model that you choose. Tell the AI that you just want to know how it will stack up against other bloggers and how you can improve. The model will give you the advice you are asking for. Keep in mind that you just want to get a review of your blogs. I use this framework for every blog, and it helps me grow as a writer. Basically, you are using the AI model as a constructive critique of what you already wrote. Do not let the model take over what you have already done; just use it for getting feedback on what you already know. This is the mindset that you have to have when working with AI to get better at something. The AI model is going to try and do all the work for you, and that is not what you want. You want to use the tool to learn more about how you write and why you write, not have it write for you.

Is AI the Future of Learning and Writing?

Yes, the future of learning is getting better for us, and AI, if used correctly, will aid you in your learning abilities. You just need to set ground rules for the model; you cannot just go in blind and think that it will fix your work for you. Use the AI model to help you grow, not use the model to do the work for you. If you are not giving it good information, then the end product is going to be what it thinks instead of what you think. Go try this approach and see where it takes you. Then come back and give us your feedback and let us know how it worked out for you.

💡 ChatGPT Insight: “With AI rapidly evolving—like Google’s Gemini tools, AWS generative AI, and Android’s Gboard enhancements—this approach isn’t just a personal hack; it’s a glimpse into how everyone can use AI to learn and grow. The key is using it smartly, keeping your voice, and letting AI be your assistant, not your replacement.”ChatGPT

All quotes were given by ChatGPT

Intro

Greet audience in your signature style

Introduce topic: using AI to improve blog writing

Share personal experience: growth in writing, not just clicks

Why AI Matters

AI is a tool, not a replacement for your ideas

ChatGPT as your main tool

AI refines, doesn’t generate, your personal experiences

Optional: use grammar tools (Apple Intelligence) first

How AI Changes Your Mindset

AI as a research and brainstorming partner

Shift from web searching to AI insights

Bounce ideas off AI

Get feedback on structure, clarity, and comparison to others

Emphasize long-term skill growth

The Risk: AI Taking Over

AI can overwrite your voice if unchecked

Garbage in, garbage out: input quality matters

Set ground rules: tell AI not to rewrite, only give insights

How to Set Prompts / Boundaries

Write blog first

Input into AI model

Ask for constructive feedback, not rewriting

Ask how your blog compares and how to improve

Mindset: AI = critique partner, not ghostwriter

Why This is the Future of Learning

AI accelerates learning and skill development if used correctly

Focus on growth, not shortcuts

Encourage experimentation and reflection

Call to Action / Outro

Invite audience to try approach and share results

Keep upbeat, motivational, and personal tone