Melanie BoylanHost
Can people actually tell when content is created by AI? And what are the signs that your customers might notice? And what are the risks or benefits of using AI? And finally, is it possible to use AI without losing your authentic voice? What do you think? Well, the short answer is sometimes yes and sometimes no.

Most customers can't accurately identify AI-generated content every single time.

In fact, several studies that I've come across have shown that people are often wrong when determined-- you know, when trying to determine whether something was actually written by a human or AI.

They're spotting generic content, you know, lack of personality, repetitive language, poor or unusable storytelling.

I mean, let's be honest, humans have been creating boring content long before AI arrived.

[chuckles] If social media posts say like, "Unlock your potential and elevate your business with innovative solutions," then most people will quite naturally think that is AI.

They'll think that sounds like every single other marketing post I've ever seen and quite rightly ignored.

Can people actually tell when content is created by AI? And what are the signs that your customers might notice? And what are the risks or benefits of using AI? And finally, is it possible to use AI without losing your authentic voice? What do you think? Well, the short answer is sometimes yes and sometimes no.

Most customers can't accurately identify AI-generated content every single time.

In fact, several studies that I've come across have shown that people are often wrong when determined-- you know, when trying to determine whether something was actually written by a human or AI.

They're spotting generic content, you know, lack of personality, repetitive language, poor or unusable storytelling.

I mean, let's be honest, humans have been creating boring content long before AI arrived.

[chuckles] If social media posts say like, "Unlock your potential and elevate your business with innovative solutions," then most people will quite naturally think that is AI.

They'll think that sounds like every single other marketing post I've ever seen and quite rightly ignored.
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