AI content licensing and the value of niche expertise

An interview with Craig Taylor.

For many content creators, Facebook is an invaluable tool in their marketing arsenal. Consequently, there’s a good chance they’ll need to use Facebook’s brand assets at some point. This post will provide some tips on how to use them properly.

The other day, a colleague of mine was telling me about a conversation he had with a friend who works in higher education. She lamented the fact that more and more of her students are turning to AI for help with their assignments. Unfortunately, their use is often highly problematic. Sometimes, they’re simply too trusting, resulting in work that’s riddled with misinformation. But in other cases, they’re passing AI-generated content off as their own material. It doesn’t help that the world of AI is a lot like the Wild West at the moment. In a world where formal restrictions are few and far between, it’s up to individual creators to ensure that they’re using AI in an ethical manner.

Just a few years ago, AI was the stuff of science fiction for most of us. Now, it’s an indispensable part of a blogger's toolkit. No matter what kind of assistance you need, there's an AI tool that can help.

An interview with Michael Wandati of the Kampala Dispatch.