ChatGPT is not available in my country. I use other AIs (copy.ai and Bing) to write titles based on keywords. Also, if I get stuck with keywords, I give my list to AI and it can suggest a bunch of new keywords. Then, of course, I have to go through them and pick just a few that make sense.

I only use Shutterstock keyword tool. It's helpful. Although they made a couple passive aggressive changes recently.
1. They reverse the keywords order when you copy them, so that the most relevant ones would be in the end. It doesn't matter for Shutterstock, but it matters for some other stocks.
2. They now give you the worst, ugliest pictures from the very bottom. Obviously they were created by beginner stockers. And we get the keywords from them.
Also, I don't like training Shutterstock's search engine by inputing keywords, picking relevant images and picking more relevant keywords.

How is this legal? Next, they will start selling us for organs, because we ticked the box for "adobe can change the contract whenever and however it wants". They know we can't afford lawyers with the peanuts they pay us, so they keep scamming us again and again. It's a perfect crime. But if we all chip in, we can hire a team of good lawyers for all of us. Give it a thought.

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