Paolo Valenciano, may matinding banat sa mga gumagamit ng AI sa social media
- Paolo Valenciano shared his thoughts on the growing use of AI-generated captions and status posts on social media
- The concert director said people can usually tell when a post was written by AI, mentioning the em dash as one possible giveaway
- He also discouraged the use of AI-generated posters, saying it sends the wrong message about valuing creative professionals
- His comments sparked mixed reactions, with some agreeing while others defended AI as a helpful writing and productivity tool
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Concert director Paolo Valenciano has stirred discussion online after openly sharing his thoughts on how Artificial Intelligence is being used by many people on social media, particularly for writing captions and status updates.
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Through a Facebook post, Paolo explained that while he personally uses AI regularly, he believes there should be limits to how people rely on it when expressing themselves online.
“As someone who uses ai EVERYDAY, hear me out! stop using chatgpt to write your status posts. We all know it isn't you,” Paolo wrote.
According to him, AI-generated posts are becoming increasingly recognizable, especially to people who know the writer well. He even pointed out that the use of the em dash has become one of the common indicators many associate with AI-written content.
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“Especially to the people that matter,” he added.
Paolo also shifted the conversation to the creative industry, where he expressed stronger opinions regarding AI-generated visual materials. He discouraged people from using AI platforms such as Gemini to create posters, saying doing so may unintentionally send the message that artists are no longer valued or that creators simply chose convenience over hiring professionals.
“Don’t use Gemini to make your posters!! This is what it tells us: you were too greedy to hire an actual artist. OR, you're just lazy. I'm saying this because I love you,” he ended.
His remarks quickly circulated online and generated a wide range of reactions from fellow creatives, friends, and other social media users. While many agreed with his concerns about authenticity and creativity, others argued that AI has become an effective tool when used responsibly.
Filmmaker Quark Henares responded by saying:
“I’ve always used the “—“ and AI won’t take it away from me.”
Another commenter echoed a similar sentiment by writing, “Gen X girl here. Em dashes were my thing way before ChatGPT was invented.”
Meanwhile, another social media user shared a more balanced perspective.
“For me, it's okay to use ChatGPT to improve our ideas. I mean, we have free will but don't use it to the point where we just let ChatGPT do all the thinking for us. 🙂 What’s funny is seeing people use ChatGPT to win online political arguments but still can’t even verify factual information lol,” another friend expressed.
The discussion comes as AI-powered applications continue gaining popularity over the past several months, with more people turning to them for writing, designing, and everyday online communication. Paolo's post has since fueled a broader conversation about authenticity, creativity, and the responsible use of emerging technology.
Paolo Valenciano is a prominent Filipino creative director and former musician who has become the go-to visionary for the country's biggest live concerts, music videos, and large-scale corporate events. The eldest son of OPM icon Gary Valenciano, he successfully transitioned from his rock band roots to command the stage from behind the scenes, directing top-tier major entertainment productions.
In another report, Paolo Valenciano caught the attention of netizens after posting about his recent experience at a gas station. He shared that ₱3,000 worth of diesel was consumed in what felt like only a few seconds because of high fuel prices. Many online users echoed his sentiments, saying they have been dealing with the same challenge whenever they refuel their vehicles.
Meanwhile, Gary Valenciano offered a heartfelt prayer for the country's senators as tensions continued to surround the Senate. The veteran singer asked God to give lawmakers wisdom and guide them toward decisions that would benefit the nation. The issue gained more attention following reports about a proposal involving online voting for senators.
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