And it’s not 'headless' since I’m thinking a lot and using my head, but just saying words into my mic and then the machine does 99% of the time what I intended to do feels like being in a sci-fi movie. The future is now 🤠
Yes, it’s gone. We went from making/editing videos to directing/managing Ai agents making/editing videos. I personally don’t do as much video editing as I did in the past but rather do copyediting atm where I edit by dictating speech to text style.
So when you need a professional human editor who removes obstacles from your copy so that it brings the reader closer to the business goal that you aim to achieve, click the "Human Edit" button - et voilà 👌
And thanks to an instant AI-powered analysis of your text, the "Human Edit" button knows which specialty is required by the human editor.
Whenever you click "Human Edit" the currently available human editors are being listed with their rate and delivery time. Faster delivery = higher rate, of course.
If we're talking about proper copy editing, then you need a human who can do that. And that's where the "Human Edit" button comes into play:
The "Human Edit" button in X is a genius idea... it's like "Uber for X", WHAT?!
The regular "Edit" button allows you to edit the text yourself. But that's not really editing. That's correcting the worst mistakes.
Efficiency = "I'm using my time, effort, and resources wisely so that my investment is rewarded by my output."
Effectiveness = "What do I works."
Sometimes you cannot be fast to be effective.
Anyway. Good luck not bumping your head too often!
Speed for the sake of being fast is as helpful as running around with your head detached from the body... and becoming a headless chicken. At some point, you're advised to get a reality check and you’ll start to wonder if what you're after is efficiency or effectiveness.
realized that "ordinary dude turned gangster" stories are kinda my thing - examples → Breaking Bad, Ozark, The Cleaning Lady
Follow me for more (big) ideas on how to sell your opinionated content through clinical copy-editing, yes like a surgery because your text might not make it without it.


