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Serious question, has anyone else wasted $500 on a 'smart' AI writing tool that just rephrased other articles?

Honestly, I spent that much on a yearly subscription before realizing it couldn't generate a single original idea for my tech blog, so what are the actual good AI tools for creative content right now?
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jennyh41
jennyh4127d ago
I switched to Claude for brainstorming after my Jasper subscription ran out. It's way better at expanding on my half-baked ideas for blog posts, like turning a one-line thought into a full outline. I still do the final writing myself, but it saves me hours of staring at a blank page.
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patriciap52
Ugh I totally disagree with that whole approach. If you can't even get your own ideas down without an AI crutch, maybe you don't have anything real to say yet. That blank page time is where the actual thinking happens, not just filling in a template. Using a bot to do the hard part of forming your thoughts feels lazy and the writing always comes out sounding generic. You're basically outsourcing your own creativity before you even start.
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lee459
lee45927d ago
That "staring at a blank page" feeling is the worst. I once spent a whole afternoon trying to write a simple email to a client about a project delay. I must have typed and deleted the same opening line ten times. Finally, I just wrote "So, about that deadline..." and sent it. Sometimes you just gotta start with the messy truth.
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