AI Opinion Piece and Essay Creation
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
Your Task
Open RMIT VAL (or a comparable AI tool such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude).
Enter the following prompt:
Write a 300-word internal opinion piece from the perspective of a mid-to-senior level people leader at a large organisation responding to the question:
"To what extent should managers rely on generative AI tools like ChatGPT when making people-related decisions in the workplace?"
The piece should reflect the leader’s own philosophy, experiences, and leadership values, and take a strong, one-sided position without stating it outright.
Incorporate at least two factual claims, trends, or statistical references that can be supported or challenged with evidence. These can relate to AI adoption, decision-making quality, bias, productivity, legal risk, or employee trust.
Avoid neutral or balanced language — this should be a persuasive, confident opinion piece. The position should be identifiable through tone and argument, not through an explicit statement.
Ask follow-up questions to challenge the AI’s logic, deepen its justification, or explore edge cases.
Write a 1000-word essay structured into three parts (outlined below).
Submit your GenAI transcript as an appendix (not included in word count).
Open RMIT VAL (or a comparable AI tool such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude).
Enter the following prompt:
Write a 300-word internal opinion piece from the perspective of a mid-to-senior level people leader at a large organisation responding to the question:
"To what extent should managers rely on generative AI tools like ChatGPT when making people-related decisions in the workplace?"
The piece should reflect the leader’s own philosophy, experiences, and leadership values, and take a strong, one-sided position without stating it outright.
Incorporate at least two factual claims, trends, or statistical references that can be supported or challenged with evidence. These can relate to AI adoption, decision-making quality, bias, productivity, legal risk, or employee trust.
Avoid neutral or balanced language — this should be a persuasive, confident opinion piece. The position should be identifiable through tone and argument, not through an explicit statement.
Ask follow-up questions to challenge the AI’s logic, deepen its justification, or explore edge cases.
Write a 1000-word essay structured into three parts (outlined below).
Submit your GenAI transcript as an appendix (not included in word count).