Does Chatgpt diminish my creativity as a medical writer?

I use Chatgpt. Does it diminish my creativity as a medical writer?

 

Well, yes if you use it as a servant. Absolutely no, if you use it as an assistant.

It is all about how you use it.

If you simply give it a command and use it to get work done, it does its job and then you are done.

If you elaborate and simplify your command and use it to refine your work, it can be a great helper. Rather, a creative critic to brush up on your flaws.

As a medical writer, Chatgpt has been my rephrasing go-to resource. And each time I give my command, I make sure to instruct Chatgpt to retain my essence and personalized touch. Surprisingly, Chatgpt has helped me not just create outstanding content but also learn better sentence structure, improve grammar, and add up my vocabulary.

Relying solely on Chatgpt might not be a wise decision. However, having a sense of what to rely on and what not to, is extremely crucial.

How have you been using Chatgpt in your niche? I would love to know.




 

I am Gaurav Rayamajhi, PharmD, a medical writer, and presenter. I create comprehensive meaningful medical content for patients, healthcare professionals, and health service industries.

 

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