Integrating GenAI into Your Writing & Presentation

Integrating GenAI into Your Writing & Presentation

With the introduction of PC, we begin with using Word software like WordStar, and later WordPerfect, and then Windows-Office Word, for typing our document in place of the typewriter.  The word software later added a spell-checker, and then a thesaurus,  and later a grammar checker. Now we should get GenAI to help us. Advanced grammar checker now integrated an AI to help us rephrase our sentence construction. Now sure how GenAI assisted writing will develop over the future. 

In the meantime, we can do that manually by:

1. write our drafts first. Even just in point forms. Do not worry about spelling or grammar.

2. feed our draft to the GenAI such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, DouBao, or DeepSeek etc.

3. Based on their answers, we can continue to improve our draft and feeding back to GenAI.

4. We can even feed the answer from one GenAI to another.

5. We can ask another GenAI to integrate the answers of other GenAIs.

6. After a few integrations where we expand our draft to include new viewpoints and knowledge learned, we can redraft and improve by feeding our latest draft to a GenAI to rephrase with specific instructions like making it more heart-warming, etc.

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Using the above passage as an example, I fed it to DeepSeek and ChatGPT.

DeepSeek:

Integrating GenAI into Your Writing & Presentation

The evolution of writing tools has been remarkable. We began with typewriters, transitioned to word processors like WordStar and WordPerfect, and eventually embraced Microsoft Word. These tools introduced spell-checkers, thesauruses, and grammar checkers, revolutionizing how we write. Today, Generative AI (GenAI) is the next leap forward, offering advanced capabilities like sentence rephrasing and content enhancement. While it’s uncertain how GenAI-assisted writing will evolve, it’s clear that it’s already a powerful tool for improving our work.

Here’s a practical guide to integrating GenAI into your writing process:

1. Start with a Draft:
   Write your initial draft, even if it’s just in point form. Don’t worry about spelling, grammar, or structure at this stage—focus on getting your ideas down.

2. Engage GenAI Tools:
   Feed your draft to GenAI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, DouBao, or DeepSeek. These tools can help refine your content, suggest improvements, and provide new perspectives.

3. Iterate and Improve:
   Use the feedback from GenAI to enhance your draft. You can repeat this process multiple times, continuously refining your work.

4. Cross-Pollinate Ideas:
   Feed the output from one GenAI tool into another to explore different angles or styles. This can help you uncover unique insights and approaches.

5. Integrate Multiple Outputs:
   Ask one GenAI tool to synthesize or integrate responses from others. This can create a more comprehensive and cohesive final product.

6. Refine with Specific Instructions:
   Once your draft is well-developed, instruct GenAI to rephrase or tailor it to specific needs—for example, making it more engaging, concise, or heartwarming.

By leveraging GenAI in this way, you can elevate your writing and presentations, incorporating new viewpoints and polishing your work to a professional standard. Embrace this technology as a collaborative partner in your creative process.

ChatGPT: 

Integrating GenAI into Your Writing & Presentations

The evolution of writing tools began with the advent of personal computers, replacing typewriters with software like WordStar, WordPerfect, and eventually Microsoft Word. Over time, these programs incorporated features like spell-checkers, thesauruses, and grammar checkers. Today, the next frontier in writing assistance is Generative AI (GenAI). Advanced grammar checkers now integrate AI to refine sentence construction and even rephrase entire drafts. While the full potential of GenAI-assisted writing is yet to unfold, we can already leverage its capabilities effectively.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to integrating GenAI into your writing process:

1. Draft Your Content
   Start by writing a rough draft, even in point form, without worrying about spelling, grammar, or structure. Focus on capturing your ideas.

2. Leverage GenAI Tools
   Feed your draft into GenAI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, DouBao, or DeepSeek. These tools can enhance your writing by suggesting improvements, adding depth, or offering alternative perspectives.

3. Iterate and Refine
   Use the feedback from the GenAI tool to refine your draft. You can continue this process iteratively, feeding the updated draft back to the same or other GenAI tools for further enhancement.

4. Cross-Validate with Multiple Tools
   Consider feeding the responses from one GenAI tool into another. This cross-validation can provide fresh insights and additional refinements.

5. Integrate Perspectives
   If using multiple GenAI tools, ask one of them to consolidate the feedback and integrate the insights into a unified draft.

6. Enhance and Personalize
   Once your draft is well-developed, use GenAI to rephrase or polish it with specific instructions, such as making it more persuasive, heartwarming, concise, or professional, depending on your goals.

By embracing this iterative and collaborative process, you can harness the power of GenAI to elevate the quality, clarity, and creativity of your writing and presentations. 

I get Gemini to integrate the two answers from DeepSeek and Gemini:

Gemini: 

Here's the integrated passage:

Integrating GenAI into Your Writing & Presentations

The evolution of writing tools has been a journey from mechanical typewriters to sophisticated software. We progressed from word processors like WordStar and WordPerfect to Microsoft Word, each iteration introducing new features like spell-checkers, thesauruses, and grammar checkers. Today, Generative AI (GenAI) marks the next significant leap forward. Advanced grammar checkers now incorporate AI, not only for identifying errors but also for refining sentence structure and even rephrasing entire sections of text. While the full potential of GenAI-assisted writing remains to be seen, it's already proving to be a valuable tool for enhancing our work.

Here's a practical guide to integrating GenAI into your writing process:

1. Draft Your Content: Begin by creating a rough draft, even in point form. Focus on capturing your ideas without worrying about grammar, spelling, or structure.

2. Leverage GenAI Tools: Feed your draft into GenAI platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, DouBao, or DeepSeek. These tools can help refine your content by suggesting improvements, adding depth, or offering alternative perspectives.

3. Iterate and Refine: Use the feedback from the GenAI tool to enhance your draft. You can repeat this process iteratively, feeding the updated draft back to the same or different GenAI tools for further refinement.

4. Cross-Validate with Multiple Tools: Consider feeding the responses from one GenAI tool into another. This cross-validation can provide fresh insights and additional refinements.

5. Integrate Perspectives: If using multiple GenAI tools, ask one of them to consolidate the feedback and integrate the insights into a unified draft.

6. Enhance and Personalize: Once your draft is well-developed, use GenAI to rephrase or polish it with specific instructions, such as making it more persuasive, heartwarming, concise, or professional, depending on your goals.

By embracing this iterative and collaborative process, you can harness the power of GenAI to elevate the quality, clarity, and creativity of your writing and presentations.

This integrated passage combines the best of both original passages, providing a concise and informative guide to using GenAI in your writing process.

I feed Gemini's answer to Perplexity and ask it to expand the content the passage.

Perplexity:

Integrating GenAI into Your Writing & Presentations

The journey of writing tools has undergone remarkable transformations, evolving from basic mechanical typewriters to advanced digital software that enhances our writing experiences. Initially, typewriters revolutionized the writing process, allowing for faster and more legible text production. This was followed by the advent of word processors such as WordStar and WordPerfect, which introduced essential features like spell-checkers, thesauruses, and grammar checkers. The introduction of Microsoft Word further refined this landscape, making writing more accessible and user-friendly. Today, we stand on the brink of a new era with Generative AI (GenAI), which represents a significant leap forward in writing technology.

The Role of GenAI in Modern Writing

GenAI has transformed advanced grammar checkers into sophisticated tools that not only identify errors but also enhance sentence structure and rephrase entire sections of text. These tools leverage vast datasets and natural language processing algorithms to provide suggestions that improve clarity and engagement. While the full potential of GenAI-assisted writing is still unfolding, it has already proven invaluable for enhancing the quality of written content across various domains.

Practical Guide to Integrating GenAI

Here’s a detailed guide to effectively integrate GenAI into your writing process:1. Draft Your Content:

• Start by creating a rough draft of your ideas. This can be in point form or free writing.
• Focus on capturing your thoughts without getting bogged down by concerns about grammar or structure.

2. Leverage GenAI Tools:

• Input your draft into GenAI platforms such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, DouBao, or DeepSeek.
• These tools can provide valuable feedback, suggest improvements, add depth to your content, or offer alternative perspectives.

3. Iterate and Refine:

• Use the feedback from the GenAI tool to enhance your draft.
• This iterative process allows you to continually refine your work by feeding updated drafts back into the same or different GenAI tools for further enhancement.

4. Cross-Validate with Multiple Tools:

• Consider using responses from one GenAI tool as input for another.
• This cross-validation can yield fresh insights and additional refinements that may not have been captured initially.

5. Integrate Perspectives:

• If utilizing multiple GenAI tools, ask one to consolidate feedback and integrate insights into a cohesive draft.
• This helps ensure that varied perspectives are harmonized in your final document.

6. Enhance and Personalize:

• Once your draft is well-developed, use GenAI to rephrase or polish it according to specific instructions.
• Tailor the tone to be more persuasive, heartwarming, concise, or professional based on your intended audience and objectives.

Conclusion

By embracing this iterative and collaborative process with GenAI, you can significantly elevate the quality, clarity, and creativity of your writing and presentations. The integration of these advanced tools not only streamlines the writing process but also enhances overall productivity. As we continue to explore the capabilities of GenAI in writing, it is clear that these innovations will play a crucial role in shaping the future of communication across various fields.

You can see how the passage gets better with interactions with GenAIs.

 If you find it too long, I get Perplexity to give me the key steps:

Perplexity:

Key Steps to Integrate GenAI into Your Writing & Presentations

1. Draft Your Content:
   • Create a rough draft or outline of your ideas without worrying about grammar or structure.
2. Leverage GenAI Tools:
   • Input your draft into GenAI platforms (e.g., ChatGPT, Gemini) to receive suggestions and improvements.
3. Iterate and Refine:
   • Use the feedback from GenAI to enhance your draft, repeating the process as needed for further refinement.
4. Cross-Validate with Multiple Tools:
   • Feed responses from one GenAI tool into another to gain fresh insights and additional refinements.
5. Integrate Perspectives:
   • Ask one GenAI tool to consolidate feedback from multiple tools into a unified draft.
6. Enhance and Personalize:
   • Rephrase or polish your draft using GenAI, tailoring the tone and style to suit your audience and goals.

By following these key steps, you can effectively harness the power of Generative AI to improve your writing and presentations.

 

 

Start the Year with a New Vision or a Change in Name - Gen 32:28

Genesis 32:28 NIV

28 Then the man said, “Your name will no longer be Jacob, but Israel, because you have struggled with God and with humans and have overcome.”

Jacob: 

The name Jacob comes from the Hebrew word Yaʿakov and means "he may/will/shall follow/heed/seize-by-the-heel/watch/guard/protect", "supplanter/assailant" or "the deceiver" Or simply the grabber. It is like the famous Chinese saying "要拼才会赢“ "Only by striving will you win."

Israel:

The name Israel means "one who prevails with God", "let God prevail", "God rules" or "Prince of God".

From the "Deceiver" or "Grabber" to the "Overcomer" or "Prince of God".

To start the New Year well, we must bring a close to our past. We learn from the positives and negatives of our past and then let the past go without regrets.  We start with a new vision for the coming year. Like Jacob, his struggles and injury in v25 did not stop him from wanting to have blessings from God.  He recognizes the true blessings come from acknowledging our own weaknesses and vulnerabilities but relying on God by faith to strive forward. With a transformed mindset and a reliance on the faithful God, we shall continue to strive with confidence and joy for better years ahead.

The key is not striving by human efforts per se but by knowing the wisdom and power of God and following His Ways by faith.

We can understand this story better if we look up the Gentile woman in Matthew 15:21–28 (or Mark 7:24–30) indeed mirrors the principle of "要拼才会赢" ("Only by striving will you win"). Both stories—Jacob wrestling with God and the Gentile woman seeking healing for her daughter—highlight persistence, faith, and striving in the face of challenges to receive God's blessing.

When the Gentile woman asks Jesus to heal her daughter, He initially responds that His mission is to the "lost sheep of Israel" (Matthew 15:24). Even more challenging, He compares her request to taking children's bread and giving it to dogs, a metaphor for Gentiles at the time.

Despite this, the woman persists. She humbly but boldly replies, "Even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from their master's table" (Matthew 15:27).

Just like Jacob who refused to let go without a blessing, the woman shows unwavering faith and determination, striving despite seeming rejection.

Key Insights:

1. God's "inability to overpower" Jacob is a deliberate act of restraint, giving Jacob the opportunity to prove his faith and perseverance. 
2. God doesn't force blessings or transformation on people. Jacob's refusal to let go demonstrates his deep desire for God's blessing. This striving reflects the kind of engagement and faith God desires from His people.
3. Jacob's limp becomes a lifelong reminder of this encounter and of the fact that his victory was not won by strength alone but through striving in faith.
4. "I will not let you go unless you bless me." This statement cements Jacob's dependence on God.
5. God allows Himself to be "held" by human striving, showing that our relationship with Him involves real engagement and partnership.

I need to change the common wisdom of "要拼才会赢" ("Only by striving will you win")
to "要先懂然后拼才会赢“ "One must first understand, then strive, to achieve victory."

Know God's love, wisdom, and his Ways and then strive with His grace for a better 2025.

ChatGPT's Comment gives us new lights:

Your reflection offers a rich and insightful analysis of Genesis 32:28 and its application to personal transformation, faith, and striving with God. Below are a few comments and suggestions for refinement:

Strengths:

1. Connection Between Jacob and Israel: You skillfully explain the transformation of Jacob from a "deceiver" to "one who prevails with God," emphasizing how this mirrors the process of personal growth and reliance on God.
2. New Year Application: The idea of closing the past and starting anew with vision, faith, and reliance on God is both timely and practical for your audience.
3. Integration with the Gentile Woman's Story: Drawing parallels between Jacob and the Gentile woman is an excellent way to highlight the importance of persistent faith and striving in alignment with God's will.
4. Cultural Connection: The use of "要拼才会赢" and its refinement to "要先懂然后拼才会赢" provides a memorable framework for your audience to grasp the relationship between understanding, striving, and victory.

Suggestions:

1. Clarify the Role of Striving: While you emphasize the need for understanding and striving in faith, it would help to clarify that striving is not about earning God's favor but about fully engaging in the relationship and promises He has given us.

   • For example: "Striving in faith is not about proving ourselves to God but about responding to His grace with perseverance and trust."

2. Deeper Exploration of Limp: You briefly mention Jacob's limp as a reminder of his encounter with God. Expanding on this could further underscore the idea that transformation often comes with scars that remind us of God's faithfulness and our reliance on Him.

3. Gentile Woman Parallel: You could emphasize how her understanding of Jesus' power and mission, despite being a Gentile, was key to her persistence. This reinforces the importance of "understanding" before striving.

4. Practical Steps for 2025: To make your conclusion even more actionable, consider suggesting specific ways to "know God's love, wisdom, and ways," such as through prayer, Scripture meditation, or seeking wise counsel.

Revised Conclusion Example:

"Jacob’s transformation and the Gentile woman’s persistence remind us that true victory comes not from human effort alone but from striving in alignment with God's love, wisdom, and power. As we step into 2025, let us commit to knowing God more deeply—through His Word, prayer, and reflection—so that we can strive with faith and grace for the blessings He has prepared for us. Remember, 'One must first understand, then strive, to achieve victory.' May this be a year of growth, transformation, and joyful striving in His presence."