I use Gemini as a de facto I.T. department to untangle the more complicated knots of terrible code I’ve written or to tell me how to configure a specific widget. I may also use Gemini for:
- Research
- Specifically to retrieve articles and white papers from Google Scholar
- To format citations of those articles
- For finding specific images in the Library of Congress
- Checking design issues
- Auditing my SEO
- Auditing my Accessibility status
- Auditing my A.I. search apperance
- Auditing my audible search appearance
- Marketing research
I do NOT use Gemini, nor any other A.I. instance for writing nor for generating text. However, I may apply Gemini to written content for the following purposes:
- To audit rhetorical structure and generate a report on the rhetorical architecture of an article or post.
- To test the SEO and SER effectiveness of headlines
- To audit the effectiveness of the text in communicating to the target audience
- To audit and report on personal technical craft issues such as, but not limited to:
- checking tense integrity (I have a habit of jumping in and out of tense/pov and I am blind to it when revising).
- checking logical integrity (I have a habit of writing out of order and am often blind to it when revising).
- checking the spelling of proper names, especially of public or historic individuals, societies, businesses or institutions.