GPT-3 is the best journal I’ve used
I confess my first reaction to this is one of revulsion. Like a lot of GPT-related things, people are using it to cheapen something valuable.<p>On the one hand, I get that people find journaling prompts worthwhile. So it seems to me that ways to generate them might be worth doing. And indeed, you can find a great variety of products that provide that: <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=journaling+prompt+products" rel="nofollow">https://www.google.com/search?q=journaling+prompt+products</a><p>So I get that some sort of AI-driven way to provide better or cheaper prompts could be good.<p>But to me this is drawing on our built-up reaction to actual humans writing actual prose. And in the process, undermining that. Sort of the same way that spam is not just a problem because of the individual pieces of spam, but because they degrade the perceived value of the medium as a whole. Or like how the artificiality of a manager-driven icebreaker read off cards can push people apart rather than bringing them together.<p>So what I'd rather see is some AI product that solves the same problem without pretending to be human.