I haven't blogged in nearly a year and a half, and now, as I've recommitted to blogging more regularly, I come to find out that my content can end up being used by AI. I've seen some content producers say that they've cut back on the amount of information they share on blogs and other social media channels because they are tired of seeing it stolen and used by AI without attribution or compensation.

Meanwhile, as more businesses embrace AI to produce content and other written materials, t

What differentiates my blog and any written material I produce is me--my experience, my creativity, my point of view. I choose how to write something, what to include, the angle it takes and the tone it uses. And because I have years of experience, I write clearly and correctly.

It doesn't seem right that AI could take what makes my writing unique to me and recreate content for others to use.

If you remember the entertainment writers' strike one of the main points was just this. Getting credit and compensation for your work.

How can we keep producing material, whether it be on social media or our own websites, that feeds AI without getting anything for it in return?