RE: Hive's double standard: no to creative AI, yes to AI that makes their work easier
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I have an idea, but I don't know how to express it in a way that others can understand, so I tell AI to do it. Then I copy and paste its expression. This is penalized as incorrect, and user earnings are removed.
I have an idea to create a computer program that I don't know how to implement, so I tell AI to do it. Then I copy and paste the code to implement it. This is applauded, and I receive funding from the common fund.
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In the first example....
AI is presenting content for you to use so you can re-word your own expression and not copy/paste the AI suggestion as your content.
I use Google search all the time to help me better understand things. Once I have a better understanding in my own mind I am able to create content in my own words.
You also said..,
Focus on your understanding and expression of content you want to share and not trying to do something totally out of your control. AI doesn't know your audience ability to understand anymore than you do.
In the second example...
I'm guessing your not a coder. I don't see myself as a coder but I have a good understanding of the benefit of using code to boost my own productivity.
Do you have a link to content where a coder used copy/paste code into a blog and earned from the AI effort and not so much from their re-work of the AI code?
Its possible that a coder took the easy path to earn a little Hive but I don't follow the scenario you suggest. I would like to see an example of what you suggest.
I mentioned how I used AI code in the following blog.
https://peakd.com/hive-102963/@fjworld/fjworld-update-the-ides-of-march-2026
I didn't copy/paste code as content. I shared the result of me using an AI tool. Doesn't mean that my content was generated using AI.
Keep in mind that every time you share content on Hive it allows readers to better understand the style and character of a Hive account. This is very valuable to those who are most aware. Account activities can be very predictable and telling of the person behind the account.
I do appreciate your response in elaborating on your prose versus coding comparison.
Wishing you all the best.
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