Curious — when you mention becoming a "cognitive miser," do you mean it makes you rely too heavily on ChatGPT rather than developing your intuition? Or is it more about losing practice opportunities for real-world conversations? Could you share an example of a situation where you felt this happening most strongly?
For example, say I want to send an email, I skip the cognitive process of organizing and articulating my thoughts and double checking my grammar. Instead, I write sketchy bullets and ask ChatGPT to do the work.
In the end, my own writing skills have been degrading, I don't know how to write anymore without AI.
I'm a native, but I was talking with someone a little while back who echoed that sentiment. For him, it was all about avoiding degradation and feeling like he could sound "like myself" in English.
Uploadcare.com is looking for a tech/dev UX Writer. (Remote)
You will be the first UX Writer in our team and will closely work with design, product, and engineering, to create the words that guide Uploadcare’s product experiences.
What you’ll do:
- Craft company’s tone of voice.
- Map out how our products work together, refine concepts and definitions in our system.
- Communicate complex product features and benefits in ways that help our customers succeed in their goals.
- Create product narratives for the key landing pages, scribe user flows, interactions, messaging, and microcopy within product interfaces.
- Write everything the user experience requires, including navigation items, button labels, tooltips, headlines, intro copy, or error messages.
