I had been procrastinating this post for so long, but finally I was able to write up to this point. Maybe I was procrastinating because writing a post is not easy. People tend to procrastinate when things get difficult and lack the motivation to carry out the tasks, or maybe there are a lot of reasons for why people delay tasks. I’m an educator of English language, and I’m quite busy with children by planning the lessons and other related activities in the classroom. I know this post that I’m writing right now will not be read by many; most likely no reader would come face to face with this post at all. But it’s okay. I can consider this as a self-reflection and a task I’m carrying out to improve my writing skills.
Most probably I won’t procrastinate if I follow the people who identify them as social media gurus who are advising to generate the blog posts using generative A.I. such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Gemini by Google, Perplexity A.I., etc. I don’t think that would be a sensible thing to do, generating posts totally using generative A.I. without any human experience or zero effort. Who would read such a post? Who would follow such a blog? I wouldn’t. I would rather interact with a post written by a human or human experiences shared by some other human. You would ask how someone can identify a post written by generative A.I. or by a human; the simple answer is I don’t know, or you can ask ChatGPT or some other engine how to differentiate whether it has been written by a human or using a chat engine, or copy and paste a particular text into an A.I. detection website. Even it’ll come up with the ratio of human vs. generative portion of the text uploaded. But reading a text or a post, even my instinct can determine whether it has a human touch or not. Therefore, I prefer the hard way. It may be relevant to use an A.I. chat engine to maintain a blog or generate posts for that particular blog, such as a technical review blog or product review, but not for a personal blog, which I’m going to achieve here.
Sharing my experiences with the world through a blog has been one of my long-standing passions that I always wanted to pursue. It has always been there, whatever I do. I started several blogs on several platforms, but it has never surpassed the 5th blog. Maybe my passion is not strong after all. My first instance was around in 2007, where I tried a movie review blog where I paid for a domain and hosting for several months but never could continue it.
Even though I entered the game with the same mentality, I wanted to believe that this time would be different. See you around.
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