There’s no doubt that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is taking over the internet by storm. It seems like every week there’s a new tool, application, or use case for AI.
There’s no doubt that AI will bring rapid innovation to a number of industries – many of which desperately need it.
Sadly, there’s been a massive goldrush like movement of people using AI to create content for websites.
We don’t like it.
We aren’t against AI in general. We aren’t against innovation. We aren’t against trying to be more efficient with our time. In fact, we love the idea of being able to produce more content.
We might be old fashioned, but we still think people want to read content and recipes that are actually tested by real people. We started World of Blenders because we actually wanted to share our experience with people. We have hundreds of smoothie recipes and guides that are actually tested.
We actually own a dozen different blenders.
Sometimes creating content can be pretty messy – like the time we were putting together our Ninja SS101 review and the blender exploded while we were making homemade almond butter.
It’s been a year and we’re still finding almond chunks in our kitchen…
The point is simple.
If we thought using AI would create more helpful content for our readers, we’d use it in a heartbeat.
But the glaring truth is that content produced using AI just isn’t as good. It’s boring. It’s fake. It lacks real experience and often times is intentionally deceptive.
So this is our Anti-AI Policy.
We think this is the better way. We think content written by humans for humans is the best way to help more people. We aren’t using AI writing tools to create content for machine learning algorithms.
Screw that.
I hope you agree.
Many of our competitors are churning out 100+ articles a month using AI. We’re lucky if we can publish 10.
The reason is simple. We’re humans. My name is Richmond and I’ve written 98% of the content you’ll find on our blog. My wife is McKinzie and she tests every recipe and takes all of the pictures herself in our kitchen.
Content written by humans for humans. That’s our 6 word editorial policy.