How Much Should You Rely on AI for Writing Notes? Habits to Skyrocket the 'Joy of Writing' and 'Productivity'

I tried using AI to write my notes. Does the quality improve?

AI beginners using AI to write articles.

Many people are doing this, right?

I also used to ask AI for help with typos and omissions.

But what would happen if AI wrote the articles for me instead?

I decided to give it a try with a low barrier to entry.

At first, it was just simple typo and omission checks. The simple reason I started using AI

Yes, typos and omissions. AI is excellent, isn't it?

It points them out without a second glance. Mostly. Sometimes it misses a few. But even just this saves time. It's free to use and convenient.

However, I've developed a habit of writing notes every day, and it's become a routine like brushing my teeth; I feel uncomfortable if I don't write one article a day.

But there are times when I just can't write. In those moments, wouldn't it be very convenient if AI wrote it for me?

If I could go from one article a day to three, wouldn't I get even more readers?

Teaching AI my writing habits. Will my note articles change dramatically?

First, I thought of this request for the AI.

For example, this time I'll write the content I want to cover in rough bullet points.

Next, I will give the same instructions to about four types of AI I use often and compare the results.

Among them, Gemini created the most polished text.

The others either couldn't extract the article from my note creator page, the content was nonsensical, or the writing style felt off.

It would be counterproductive to have AI write articles for me instead of doing it myself.

So, I asked Gemini to write a few articles.

In the first place, my articles are almost 100% based on personal experience.

Like, I did this and here is how it went.

Or, I bought this and it was great.

There are almost no abstract topics. Even if AI mimics my writing style, it hasn't actually experienced anything.

I came to the conclusion that it's impossible for it to write articles even if it mimics my style.

It can create something that looks like an article, but it tends to exaggerate or make things up.

Besides, I upload to note because I like writing in the first place.

When I ask AI to write an article, it skips the 'writing' part and starts from 'editing' or 'proofreading'.

I don't want to do 'editing' or 'proofreading'! I want to ask AI to do it because I don't want to do the 'editing' or 'proofreading' myself.

Why is the AI writing when I'm the one who wants to write?

That's how I ended up feeling like I was putting the cart before the horse.

For now, I'm leaving the titles and headings to AI. Automating SEO.

So, it turns out I'm the one writing the article after all.

Instead, I've decided to ask Gemini to handle title and heading creation, as well as checking for typos and omissions.

For this particular article, I gave it the following instructions.

In response, here is Gemini's answer.

The following main headings

And it gave me 5 title examples.

I'm using these as a base, changing the order and making minor adjustments.

Man, I'm really bad at coming up with titles and headings.

Plus, I don't really understand SEO.

Get AI to help with note writing. A simple habit to skyrocket productivity

So, I'll write as I like, and leave the parts I'm bad at, like titles and headings, to AI.

I think I'll stick with this style for the time being.

I am still a "Mr. Why-What" who keeps throwing questions at AI every day.

I plan to keep using various AI tools and learn little by little whenever I find a convenient way to use them.

How are you utilizing AI?

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