99% of us use ChatGPT wrong, and the wrong prompts are given

99% of us use ChatGPT wrong, and the wrong prompts are given

The normal prompt will be: Write a blog on the topic “Why AI won’t replace humans”?

At the end of this blog, I will give you the perfect prompt to create engaging and assertive content through AI.?

Why AI Won't Replace Humans: A Witty Reassurance from an AI Expert

For over a decade, I’ve been neck-deep in artificial intelligence, watching it evolve from a curious toddler to a confident adolescent. And while I’ve seen AI accomplish some awe-inspiring feats, let me assure you: it's not going to be the next overlord of humanity. AI is more like that eager intern who never takes a coffee break—it’s helpful, sure, but it’s not running the show. Here’s why.

1. AI Doesn’t “Get” Humour

Let’s start with humour. You know that clever joke you cracked at last week’s meeting? The one that had everyone in stitches? Yeah, AI wouldn’t get it. AI can regurgitate puns, sure, but understand the subtle nuances of humour? That’s a human superpower. Imagine asking an AI to deliver a punchline. Instead of a witty comeback, you'd probably get a factual statement like, "Elephants are the largest land mammals." Not exactly a crowd-pleaser.

2. Creativity Is Not AI’s Forte

Next, consider creativity. Picture this: AI is tasked with writing the next blockbuster novel. You know, something with the depth of Shakespeare, the imagination of J.K. Rowling, and the quirkiness of Terry Pratchett. What does it come up with? It is a story about a heroic toaster who saves the world from evil dishwashers. Riveting? Maybe not.

Humans have an inherent ability to connect dots that aren’t even in the same galaxy, crafting stories, art, and ideas that transcend logic. AI, on the other hand, is like that friend who insists on following the recipe to the letter, even when you’re just making a sandwich.

3. AI Has Zero Empathy

Ever had a heart-to-heart with your computer? Of course not. Because no matter how advanced AI becomes, it can’t feel your pain, share in your joy, or offer a shoulder to cry on. You don’t go to your smartphone when you’re going through a rough breakup; you go to your best friend (who may or may not bring ice cream).

AI is great at crunching data, but it doesn’t understand the human experience. It doesn’t know what it’s like to be in love, to feel lost, or to binge-watch an entire season of a show in one weekend. And it certainly doesn’t know why we find cat videos so endlessly entertaining.

4. AI Isn’t a risk-taker.

Humans have a knack for taking risks. Some of the greatest innovations were born out of sheer audacity—like flying a metal tube with wings across the Atlantic or creating an app that lets you order pizza with an emoji. AI, however, is risk-averse. It calculates the odds, assesses the data, and plays it safe. You won’t see an AI diving headfirst into a crazy idea because it can’t compute the thrill of the unknown. Meanwhile, humans are out there jumping out of perfectly good aeroplanes for fun.

5. AI Lacks Common Sense

Let’s be honest: common sense isn’t all that common, even among humans. But at least we have it. AI? Not so much. Ask an AI to help you dress for the weather, and you might end up wearing a parka in the middle of July because, technically, it’s “always good to be prepared.” AI follows the rules to a fault, missing the bigger picture that humans can intuitively grasp.

Conclusion: The Perfect Partnership

So, will AI replace humans? Not a chance. Sure, it’s a fantastic tool that can handle repetitive tasks, analyse vast amounts of data, and even beat us at chess. But when it comes to the things that make us truly human—creativity, humour, empathy, and good old-fashioned common sense—AI is still light years behind.

In the end, AI is like that overly eager assistant who’s great at the grunt work but needs a bit of guidance when it comes to the big picture. Together, humans and AI can accomplish amazing things. But let’s be clear: AI is not taking over. We’re just getting a really smart sidekick.

The prompt that works is: “Write a witty 500-blog post on why AI will not replace humans. Write in the style of an expert in artificial intelligence with 10+ years of experience. Explain using funny examples.".

Add the necessary details for the blog to resonate with your website's tone. Ask AI to act like someone having years of experience in the relevant field.?

Be smart with your prompts. Try to add details about what exactly you require and what the intention of the prompt is!

By Asif Nayab