AI Should Be Steroids for Creation, Not a Replacement
jaindl · x · 2026-07-18
The author argues that AI should function in content creation much like steroids for athletes—serving as an enhancement rather than a total replacement. AI shouldn't dictate core viewpoints or do the creator's primary work.
The author shares their workflow: AI handles about 70% of content generation, while the remaining 30% must consist of authentic personal stories, actual data, and lived experiences. Skipping this 30% of genuine core material strips the content of its value, reducing it to pure synthetic output.
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