Canva’s new AI feature, “Magic Write” is NOT the Answer to Great Copy

There is a growing skepticism toward artificial intelligence. Of course, most manufacturing careers expect that their jobs will be taken by robots and artificial intelligence. However, due to open, AI, creatives are also becoming Darian open artificial intelligence. In their roles and jobs are at jeopardy because a machine may be able to do it faster and more efficiently.

Adobe Creative suite has been on a collision course with the Australian graphic design platform, Canva. The platform brings ease to digital publication and creates a graphic score, online consumption from newsletters to social media post, and even video editing features. It is truly a one-stop and has the capability to make a creative professional out of anyone.

However, I suspect that the company has decided to dive into a venture that. will cause more harm than good. The magic right tool is there a new AI feature that can create a document out of any inquiry. Oops, is it creative professional, I do have a canvas subscription and I do use the platform. However, I think there is a leery list to the artificial intelligence feature. The homepage on Canva boasts that there have been over 14+ billion designs created on their platform with a lice ticker bar. My concern is that with everyone who wants to become a blogger or writer, using the same platform, there will be no unique publications on the internet for you need for do you need, for the unique publications will be difficult to find on search engines.

There will be no unique publications on the Internet if creators begin to disproportionally rely on AI to write copy for their content.

AI will become my competion.

My clients seek creative consultation from me for their podcasts. My simple prompt for MagicWrite was: “How to Start a Podcast.”

This is the following result:

Starting a podcast can be a fun and rewarding experience. It’s a great way to express your creativity and share your knowledge with others. To get started, you’ll need to decide on a topic, choose a hosting platform, and create your podcast.

First, decide on a topic. It should be something that you’re passionate about and have a good knowledge of. Consider topics related to your profession, hobbies, or interests.

Once you’ve decided on a topic, you’ll need to choose a hosting platform. There are many options available, so research different platforms and decide which one best fits your needs.

Now that you’ve decided on a topic and hosting platform, it’s time to create your podcast. Start by writing a script, recording your audio, and editing it. You’ll also want to create podcast artwork and set up social media accounts to promote your podcast.

Finally, publish your podcast and share it with your friends, family, and followers. You can also submit your podcast to directories for more exposure.

Good luck with your podcasting journey!

Now, the following prompt:

Starting a podcast can be a lot of fun and a great way to get your message out to the world. Here are some easy steps to get you started:

Choose a Topic: Decide what your podcast will be about and who your target audience is.

Choose a Name: Come up with a catchy title for your podcast.

Get the Right Equipment: Make sure you have the right equipment to record your podcast, such as a microphone and recording software.

Record and Edit: Record your podcast and edit it to make sure it sounds great.

Publish and Promote: Publish your podcast on a hosting platform, such as SoundCloud or iTunes, and promote your podcast on social media.

Keep Going: Keep recording and publishing new episodes to keep your audience engaged.

With these steps, you should be able to get your podcast up and running in no time. Good luck!

Lastly, the more particular prompt yielded this result:

Starting a podcast with little to no money is totally doable, and can be a great way to share your passions and stories with the world. Here are a few steps to get you started:

Come up with a concept: Before you start, decide on a topic and title for your podcast. Think about the type of content you want to produce and the type of audience that you want to reach.

Choose your recording equipment: Investing in high-quality recording equipment is usually not necessary when you’re first starting out. You can find plenty of inexpensive options to get you started. Consider what type of microphone you need, as well as any software or apps you might need.

Get your podcast online: You’ll need a place to host your podcast. You can use a free podcast hosting service, or you can use a paid hosting service if you need more features.

Promote your podcast: You’ll need to get the word out about your podcast so that people can find it. Consider submitting your podcast to directories, creating a website and social media accounts, and utilizing other free marketing strategies.

With some research, planning, and creativity, you can create a successful podcast with little to no money. Good luck!

The Ai wrote the same information in the same style. There is no distinction. Certainly, the average consumer of content will not know the difference however, search engines will. Search engines still hold the power in identifying what is unique and quality content.

My concern with this technology is the results of overuse. When millions rely on the same tool for quality content, there will undoubtedly be overlap. Search engines want to find UNIQUE keywords. Without unique and creative copy there will eventually be failing exposure.