I let AI write my texts for a week—here's how it went

I used AI-powered virtual keyboard ParagraphAI to generate text for various purposes, including texting. The app uses the tech behind ChatGPT and can write fluently with minimal typos. It offers three main options to generate text: Write, Reply, and Improve. For texting, I mostly rely on the Reply function. While AI writing can be helpful in formal settings like confirming reservations or exchanging emails with strangers, it can struggle with personal conversations due to a lack of context. Using ParagraphAI raises privacy concerns, as your data could be used to train AI models. The app's security measures are implemented to protect user data, but more clarification is needed on this topic. As new services emerge that use ChatGPT and address the context issue, I'll continue to rely on responding to texts myself for now.

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