This year's college entrance examination national paper A is applicable to Guangxi, Guizhou, Sichuan, and Tibet, and the essay topics are:
People have better control over time because of technological developments, but others have become servants of time because of this.
What kind of association and thinking did this sentence trigger you? Please write an article.
Requirements: choose the correct angle, determine the intention, clarify the style, and draft the title; Do not copy, do not copy; Do not disclose personal information; Not less than 800 words.
First of all, I used Baidu Wenxin to write this year's college entrance examination essay.
My prompt words are:
You are a writer, please write an article.
The main idea of the article is that people have better control over time due to technological developments, but some people have become servants of time because of this. What kind of association and thinking did this sentence trigger you?
Requirements: choose the correct angle, determine the intention, clarify the style, and draft the title; Not less than 800 words.
Wen Xin's test results in a word
Title: The Lord and Servant of Time
With the continuous development of science and technology, the wheel of the times rolls forward, and we seem to be racing against time, feeling the perfect fit between time and technology. From the 9-to-5 work model to the 24-hour online work pressure, from ink pens to artificial intelligence, from carrier pigeons to WeChat chats, the pace of human life is getting faster and faster, and our sense of time is getting stronger and stronger. The ancients said: "Time is like water in a sponge, always flowing." However, as time becomes easier to control, are we really the masters of time, or is it possible that we have already become servants of time?
First, advances in technology have allowed us to better control our time. In ancient times, people relied on hourglasses and sundials to measure time, but in modern times, we have the "second kill" of time, which allows us to accurately plan and manage time. Whether at work, study, or in life, technology has helped us use our time more efficiently. Confucius once said, "If you go three, you will have my master." "In terms of the use of time, each of us can become a better time manager through technology.
However, advances in technology have also made us to some extent "servants" of time. When our lives are filled with more and more work, study, and entertainment, we begin to gradually lose control of our time. As Franklin said, "Time is money." "In modern society, time has become an extremely valuable resource, and everyone is racing against time for success and value. In the process, some people may get lost and forget the purpose and essence of time. They are driven by time and become slaves to it, not masters.
The ancients said: "If you want to be fast, you can't reach it." "When we are too focused on speed and efficiency, do we lose sight of the essence and meaning of life? This is a question worth pondering. We must not forget that time is our tool, not our master. Zhuangzi once said, "My life also has an end, and knowledge has no end." "Our lives are limited, but knowledge is infinite. We should use our time to pursue more meaningful things instead of being fanatical believers in our work.
For each of us, we need to find a balance in order to truly become the master of time. We should learn the wisdom of "giving up the fish and taking the bear's paw" and spend our time on what matters most, rather than being driven by it. At the same time, we also need to learn to slow down and appreciate the beauty and subtleties in life. As Ostler said, "The joy of slowness lies in waiting and expecting." "Only by enjoying the present moment and cherishing time can you truly become the master of time."
To sum up, advances in technology have given us better control over time, but they may also make us servants of time. We need to use the power of technology to become the master of time, use time to create more meaningful things, and enjoy the beauty of life. Only in this way can we truly control time, not be driven by it. In the journey of time, let us keep moving forward and become masters of time, not servants.
Test results for ChatGPT 4.0
Next, I tested with ChatGPT 4.0 with the same prompt
Title: "Masters and Slaves of Time: The Dual Situation under the Development of Technology"
We live in an era where the rapid development and adoption of technology has made it easier than ever to control and use time. However, technology has brought two very different effects on the shaping of time: some people have become the masters of time with the help of technical means, while others have become slaves of time, driven by technology and passive.
First, let's take a look at those who have become masters of time. They are proficient in technical tools and use a variety of applications and devices effectively to save time and increase efficiency. The use of technologies such as online courses, e-books, and telecommuting gives them the freedom to organize their studies and work without being limited by location. The use of smart home appliances has greatly reduced the time they spend on housework. They use the time they save for self-improvement, entertainment, and even more value. Technology allows them to effectively free up time and make time a tool for them to realize the value of life and pursue happiness.
However, the picture on the other side is not optimistic. Under the impact of technological development, many people have become slaves to time. Their time is inexorably divided and occupied by various electronic devices and social media, and the vibration of mobile phones, email reminders, and social media updates make them unable to concentrate and passively respond to the constant influx of information. In addition, because of the efficiency and convenience of technology, the boundaries between work and life are becoming more and more blurred, and they often receive and deal with work-related affairs during what is originally a break. Although advances in technology have given them more time, that time is often occupied by external factors beyond their control.
This dual situation provokes us to think. The development of technology has undoubtedly brought convenience and efficiency, but how to use and control technology so as not to be enslaved by it is a challenge that we must face. For each of us, how to become the master of time, rather than becoming a slave of time, requires us to have a clear understanding of our own time, a clear grasp of technology, and a strong sense of self-discipline and anti-interference ability.
So, how to do this?
First, we need to make self-education a priority. Technology is changing our lives, and we must adapt and master it, not be dominated by it. We need to learn how to use technology to make our lives more efficient instead of letting it consume our time. For example, we can improve our productivity by learning to use various productivity tools, such as task management applications, online meeting software, etc. At the same time, we also need to learn how to control the time we spend with technology, such as setting fixed working hours and limiting the amount of time we spend on social media.
Second, we need to be clear about our purpose and values in life. Our time should be spent achieving our goals and not consumed by meaningless things. If we have a clear idea of our purpose in life, we can better manage our time instead of being managed by it. We can ensure that our time is used effectively by setting clear goals, making detailed plans, and continuous self-feedback.
Finally, we need to establish healthy habits. We need to develop the habit of regular rest, regular exercise, and regular study. In this way, we can maintain a productive working condition while maintaining a healthy physical and mental state. It also requires us to have enough self-discipline in our lives to resist the distractions of technology.
Overall, the development of technology has brought both convenience and challenges. We need to master technology by educating ourselves, clarifying goals, and building habits to make it a tool in our lives, not a master. Only in this way can we truly become masters of time, not slaves of time.
Judging from the test results, the article written by Wen Xin has 1,005 words, which exceeds the requirement of 800 words.
ChatGPT 4.0 surpassed even more, reaching 1259 words.
From the perspective of writing, I prefer to write in one word, not only citing famous quotes from Chinese and foreign celebrities, but also quoting ancient texts, which is more in line with Chinese's writing habits.
But I think the title of ChatGPT student's article is more attractive.
Overall, I think Wen Xin's words win, what do you think?