News video instead of ChatGPT

Isn’t it fascinating how quickly texts lose their impact as soon as even the suspicion arises that they could have been written by an artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT? Even in seemingly personal emails or informative posts, a small hint is often enough to trigger skepticism. You can’t help but wonder whether this was really written by a human being or whether ChatGPT was at work here?

It is precisely for this reason that I have deliberately decided not to communicate my news in pure text form. Because although ChatGPT offers many impressive possibilities, it does not replace what makes us humans unique. Emotion, personality, surprise and genuine charisma. In my case, this means that I prefer to tell you everything you need to know about my shows directly via video. So you can experience me with voice, facial expressions, gestures and everything that goes with it.

No generated language, no smooth AI formulation, but lively information with heart

Of course, ChatGPT is a fascinating tool. I myself am watching with great interest how it is changing the way we use language. It can help with formulation, structure content, make suggestions and spit out entire texts in a matter of seconds. However, this speed also means that a lot of it sounds the same. Texts from ChatGPT are often correct, but rarely touching. They inform, but hardly surprise. And above all, they lack what really makes good communication, namely personality.

Especially at a time when we are flooded with digital content, authenticity takes on a whole new significance. People are longing for real stories, for direct contact, for moments in which they can sense that this is not coming from a machine, but from a real person. And this is precisely the difference between a generic text from ChatGPT and a real encounter. Whether on stage, in a video or in a direct exchange, I want to touch, not just inform.

That’s why I don’t see ChatGPT as competition, but as a complement. As a tool that can support us, but should not replace us. If we use ChatGPT wisely, it can accelerate processes and provide creative impetus. But magic only happens when it is combined with genuine human creativity.

And it is this magic that I want to pass on in my programs, my performances and my communication with you

I am convinced that the future is not an either-or situation. Neither man nor machine will set the tone alone. The real strength lies in the combination. ChatGPT as a tool, we as a source of emotion, humor, depth and authenticity. When the two come together, a new level of creativity emerges that goes far beyond what we have known before.

Perhaps you already use ChatGPT in your everyday life. Perhaps you use it to write emails, summarize content or have ideas suggested to you. That’s wonderful – as long as you don’t forget to add your own voice. After all, in a world where content is created at the touch of a button, everything that is tangibly made by hand gains in value.

That’s why I suggest you take a look at my latest video

Get to know me as a person with a passion for what I do. You’ll see that it’s worth it. And even if ChatGPT didn’t play a role in this, it did inspire me to think about the value of real communication. Maybe you feel the same way.

I look forward to you taking a look and discovering what’s waiting for you soon.