In today's interview, we're cover how Jes, a communications specialist uses AI to create digital content. We dive into how she integrates AI tools for refining resumes and addressing key selection criteria, while also engaging AI as a conversational partner for research and idea development.

We'll also touch on her experiments with ChatGPT, testing its limits and uncovering its quirks. Her observations on its repetitiveness and predictability and potential for spreading misinformation.

Finally, we discuss the need for careful evaluation of AI suggestions to maintain the quality and authenticity of content, and the ethical implications of using AI in writing.

This research is conducted as part of developing Rapidly, a paraphrasing tool for people who do a lot. Visit www.writerapidly.com to learn more and start making your online writing life easier today.

In today's interview, we're taking a close look at how Sam, a Design Manager, incorporates AI into his design process, enhancing collaboration, data synthesis and writing efficiency.

We explore how he's using tools like ChatGPT and Notion AI to make project specifications concise and clear from the get-go. And how his team are starting to use FigJam's AI to organise workshop insights and simplify the overall design process.

We also talk about how hard it is to choose the right AI tool that fits your needs and budget, is similar to choosing the best streaming service from all the choices out there.

This research is conducted as part of developing Rapidly, a paraphrasing tool for people who do a lot. Visit www.writerapidly.com to learn more and start making your online writing life easier today.

Welcome to Human Interface.

Human Interface explores the human side of AI. Each episode provides a unique opportunity for designers, makers, and creators to learn from real users experimenting with AI.

Our goal is to bridge the gap between AI research and its real-world applications through engaging interview conversations. By listening to real users and understanding their needs, behaviors, and attitudes, we can enhance our products and services. This approach unlocks valuable insights and reveals new ways to improve and make AI work better for you.

This research is conducted as part of developing Rapidly, a paraphrasing tool for people who do a lot. Visit www.writerapidly.com to learn more and start making your online writing life easier today.