What if OPEN.AI wrote my blog posts?

I asked ChatBGT to “tell me about HVAC in Seattle”, here is what it wrote:

HVAC stands for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. In Seattle, the climate is generally mild, with cool and rainy winters, and mild summers. However, in the summer months, temperatures can sometimes rise to the high 80s or even 90s, which can make air conditioning a necessity for many buildings and homes.

As Seattle is located in the Pacific Northwest, it has a moderate climate, with mild winters and cool summers, which means that HVAC systems in Seattle are primarily used for heating rather than cooling. Many buildings in Seattle use electric heating systems, which can be more efficient and cost-effective than traditional fossil fuel-burning systems.

However, there are also buildings that require cooling systems, especially in commercial and industrial buildings, where the internal heat generated by machinery and computers can raise the temperature inside. In those cases, buildings typically use central air conditioning systems that use refrigerant to cool the air and circulate it throughout the building.

In general, HVAC systems in Seattle must be designed to handle the region’s rainy and humid weather, which can cause issues with mold, mildew, and corrosion if not properly maintained. Building owners and managers should make sure to schedule regular maintenance and inspections to ensure that their HVAC systems are operating efficiently and effectively.

While not amazing or exciting, this description is right on! I can see what schools might ban open.ai for students, but I am trying to find a way for it to help our business.