[ SECRET POST #5916 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5916 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I commented on the original post that you must not mind reading, basically, heroic fantasy madlibs.

Hearing that at least one short sci-fi fiction magazine had to shut down submissions when they were inundated with AI generated stories didn't change my initial assumption at all.

Enjoy your bland cookie cutter short stories, I guess?

I never had any desire to professionally publish or sell my work. Most all my original writing has been or at least began as assignments, and most of my fanfic is drawerfic and all only written for fun.

But I enjoy thinking about the thought process behind a story when I read it; why this word choice, why this plot point, wow I wish I could do that... and "because an AI learned to ape lots of writers but doesn't understand any of them or what it's doing" just doesn't make for fun reading, for me.

[(Anonymous)]

+1 For me, thinking about the author's choices and the why/how of the story is part of the fun of reading. AI straight-up can't do that, but I guess, in OP's defense, it could probably pull off a tropey cookie cutter, if that's what you want?

[(Anonymous)]

From what I've read about ChatGPT, it's not even that it's imitating real writers. It does statistical modeling to produce sequences of words that are likely to appear together. So it's guaranteed to produce literally the blandest, most average "story" possible.