When you're working on content creation, customer service, or competitors' research, artificial intelligence can help boost your productivity and free up a few hours in your day. Check out the most popular ones.
We do a lot of content repurposing for social almost daily. Beacuse of this we actually built our dream tool for this, https://vidon.ai. It automatically generates a video from a blog article.
SocialBu for social media AI content writing.
I'm using Grammarly, but not often. I treat it just as an improved spell check. It's helped me countless times craft emails, so it's good for that, but I wouldn't use it for writing anything longer. Nevertheless, solid plugin I'd recommend from one writer to another.
I haven't heard any of the others listed, but as far as extensions go, I'm using a few right now that have been game-changers:
JSON formatter - must have if your working with any APIs.
React Developer Tools - I'm guessing other frameworks have this too, but this one add 2 react specific tabs to the dev tooling tookit. The one I use a lot is called Components and breaks down the chart of your components. This makes it helpful to tell which props are coming from where.
I use Grammarly all the time. I really love it because I write frequently. It helps with contextual grammar and works well in nearly every text field I've used. I enjoy seeing its usage reports. Also, it's a Ukrainian company!
Rytr (copy prediction and creation for biz), Hemingway (creative writing) and Temi (dictation) are also very helpful.
AI has come a long way and they continue to make improvements. Most writers I've read have said there's no way that AI will ever replace creative writers. That may be true but the world of marketing will certainly be transformed someday.
This is another really cool perspective on AI writing:
https://venturebeat.com/2022/02/11/the-future-of-ai-copywriting-is-revolutionary-not-rubbish/
I've tried the content writing AIs and it was reassuring to know that they won't be coming for my content job anytime soon. The AI writing tools are pretty bad. :D
Grammarly is pretty awesome, tho.
I definitely agree that the AI writing tools are not quite there yet - Grammarly is a great tool for catching errors.