For note beginners struggling to choose an AI: Why you should start with ChatGPT

I want to try using AI for note.

When you start researching with that in mind, you'll find more AI tools than you expected.

ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, PixAI, Pollo AI...

I've heard the names. But in the end, I don't know which one to start with.

I think it's surprisingly common to end up in that state.

I want to shorten the time it takes to write articles. I'm not good at coming up with title ideas.

I want to organize my structure. Eventually, I want to connect it to monetizing note.

Even though you think that way, if you get lost in choosing your first AI, you'll stop before you even write an article.

AI, which is supposed to be convenient, ends up becoming a hurdle to publishing instead.

I think this is a bit of a waste.

I myself wasn't able to master every AI from the start.

Rather, I learned little by little while experimenting with how to make the most of AI for note.

What I felt during that process is that for a note beginner, the most important thing when choosing an AI is not whether it can do difficult things, but whether it is easy to consult with.

It's okay if you don't aim for advanced AI utilization right away.

First, organize your own thoughts. Consult on the direction of your article. Have it suggest titles and headings.

Just starting from these points will significantly lighten the burden of writing note.

That is why I think note beginners who are struggling to choose an AI should first start with ChatGPT.

Of course, this doesn't mean ChatGPT is the only absolute correct answer.

However, you can organize your thoughts while having a dialogue, and it's easy to consult on text and structure.

In that sense, it is a very easy-to-use AI as a first step.

In this article, for note beginners who are overwhelmed by the sheer number of AI tools and don't know which one to use, I will organize from my own perspective why it is best to start with ChatGPT.

There are too many AI tools, and I don't know which one to use

When you decide to use AI to write notes, the first hurdle you often face is choosing a tool.

There are truly so many AI tools available now. (Seriously, way too many)

• AI for writing text

• AI strong at research

• AI specialized in image creation

• AI specialized in video creation

Because they all look convenient, it can be hard to know which one to choose in the end.

I myself felt that this must be the era of AI.

But when I actually tried to use them, there were so many AI tools that I was quite confused at first.

Moreover, some AI tools require payment from the start to use them.

They look convenient. But I don't know if I can really use them.

Feeling that way, I was a little anxious about using paid ones right away.

That's why I decided to firsttry out AI tools that can be used for free.

You don't need to master it perfectly from the beginning.

The important thing is not to compare which tool is the most amazing, but whether you feel it is easy to consult with after actually trying it out yourself.

Using AI might make writing notes easier.

You probably thought that, but the more you research, the more options you find, and you end up stuck before you even write the actual article.

This is a significant burden for note beginners.

This is because what you need first is not to know every single AI tool.

What you need first is to organize what you want to write.
Think about what you want to deliver to your readers.
Gradually shape the flow of your title, headings, and body text.

If you try to juggle multiple AIs without that foundation, it won't make things easier; instead, it will only increase your confusion.

Knowing about various AIs is, of course, not a bad thing.

However, as a beginner, I believe it is easier to keep going if you first get a feel for writing notes while interacting with just one AI.

That was the case for me, too.

Instead of staying lost in choosing an AI, first decide on one partner you can consult.

That will significantly lower the hurdle to writing an article.

As a result of my trials, ChatGPT was the easiest AI tool to use as a first choice.

This was the result after trying out various AI tools.

I want to recommend the conversational AI tool ChatGPT to note beginners.

When you are lost in choosing an AI tool, the first one I want to recommend to note beginners is ChatGPT.

The reason is that before learning difficult operations, you can organize your thoughts while having a conversation.

Since ChatGPT is quite famous among AI tools, the psychological hurdle when trying it for the first time was low.

I myself tried it out at first.

Even the free version is well worth it if you just want to play around with it a little.

When I actually used it, it felt quite fresh to me, too.
I thought, 'So this is AI.'

I remember thinking that.

When you type in what you are thinking, ChatGPT responds.
It provides answers to your questions in an organized format.
You can also consult it about the direction of your article and how to use words.

This experience was quite significant for me back when I wasn't used to AI.

When you try to write a note, it's not just the writing itself that often makes you hesitate at first.

What should I write about?
What kind of title should I use?
In what order should I present the story?
How should I convey this to the reader?

You might find yourself getting stuck on these points.

ChatGPT is an AI tool that makes it easy to consult about these very hesitations.

For example, you can tell it your article theme and have it suggest title ideas.
You can list the content you want to write in bullet points and think through the structure together.
You can have it objectively check if your opening sentence is written from the reader's perspective.

Even just using it this way can significantly reduce the hesitation you feel before writing a note.

Of course, this doesn't mean you should just use the text ChatGPT generates as is.

What's important in a note is to refine your own experiences and thoughts into a form that reaches the reader.

If you leave everything to AI, the writing might be polished, but your own personality can become diluted.

To put it simply, because it tends to create writing that lacks emotion or is too polished and lacks a human touch, it is, in a sense, a trap that AI beginners easily fall into.

That is why ChatGPT is better suited as a consultant to help organize your thoughts rather than someone to whom you delegate everything.

What is important for note beginners is not to learn advanced AI utilization from the start.

First, try consulting it casually to organize your own posts.

I believe ChatGPT is a very easy AI tool to start with as an entry point for that.

Depending on how you use it, ChatGPT can become a partner that helps refine your posts.

The important thing when using ChatGPT is not to try to leave everything to the AI.

Certainly, ChatGPT is convenient.
It can write text, suggest titles, and even think up outlines for you.

However, the information ChatGPT provides is not always completely accurate.

I felt this was quite important as I actually started using it.

I myself went through a period where I left everything to AI.

Because it's convenient, you end up wanting to leave it to the AI.
Since it's faster than thinking for yourself, you want to use it as is.
Because it produces text that looks polished, you end up thinking it's fine.

But there were times I failed because I relied on AI too much.

The content didn't feel like my own words, slightly incorrect information was mixed in, or it was off from the tone I wanted to convey to the readers...

When you have experiences like that, your desire to rely on AI tools can fade a little.

That is why, when using ChatGPT, it is important to determine how much you can leave to it.

ChatGPT is not there for you to accept answers as they are.

What you felt.
What experiences you have had.
What you want to deliver to your readers.

It is a tool to help you organize your thoughts once you have those things in mind.

For example, list the ideas in your head and have it organize the flow.

Show it the text you wrote and have it check if it is from the reader's perspective.

Have it suggest title ideas, and choose the one that feels closest to your own sense.

Using it this way makes it feel less like having the AI write for you, and more likefeeling like you are thinking together with the AI.

note is a place to deliver your own thoughts and experiences to readers.

That is why it is important to keep your own judgment even when using AI.

If you think it's a bit off, have it rephrase it.
If you want to include your own experience, have it adjust in that direction.

By using it while engaging in dialogue like this, ChatGPT becomes not just a tool, but a partner that helps you refine your content together.

Using AI does not mean erasing your own individuality.

What is important is to distinguish between what AI can do and what you should decide yourself.

Once you see that line, ChatGPT becomes more than just a convenient tool; it becomes a reliable partner for continuing your note journey.

Conclusion: Start by setting up the foundation for your content with an AI that is easy to consult

As the number of AI tools increases, it becomes confusing to know which one to use.

Should I choose a high-performance one?
Should I also learn image generation AI?
Should I use a paid AI from the start?

When you start thinking like that, you might get tired before you even write your note.

However, I believe that for note beginners, the most important thing at first is not to juggle many different AI tools.

First, it is about being able to organize your thoughts.
Being able to discuss the direction of your articles.
Being able to gradually shape what you want to write.

In that sense, ChatGPT is a very easy AI tool to start with.

Of course, it doesn't mean everything will go well if you leave it all to AI.

Distinguish between what AI can do and what you should decide yourself.

As you gradually grasp this sense, ChatGPT will move closer to becoming a partner that organizes your content, rather than just a convenient tool.

You don't have to overthink it from the beginning.

First, think about what you want to consult about.

Just by trying out ChatGPT from that point, the foundation for writing your notes might gradually fall into place.

ChatGPT is well worth trying, even if you only start with the free version.

However, when you start using it seriously for creating note articles or generating prompts for AI images, there were times when the free version felt a bit lacking.

I want to consult more deeply.
I want to make the article creation process more efficient.
I'm curious about what changes if I use the paid version.

For those of you in that situation, I have summarized the reasons why I personally found the paid version to be worth it.

If you are even slightly curious about the paid version right now, I think reading this while that hesitation still lingers will make it easier for you to decide.

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