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Who still wants to be a writer?
A lot of people are betting that the job of the future will be prompt creator for AI, like ChatGPT, and then create interesting books, maybe even bestsellers.
Are we finally hitting that stage of "Creative Leisure" that sociologist Domenico De Masi talks about? He says that "Creative Leisure is about balancing work, study, and fun without overloading yourself and getting the most out of each." It seems like everyone is trying to squeeze the most out of ChatGPT to live some sort of fake glory for creating a piece that mixes other people's texts and thoughts, right?
AI is just a collection of knowledge from people who have already written and spent their time crafting words, even if they were "inspired" by other texts. But that doesn’t seem like real creation from these AI machines.
Are we going to become just prompt creators? Is there still a place for us to think and put down on paper—or even on our screens—what we think, dream, or imagine, which we call the "creative process"?
I think there are already plenty of books out there based on AI's guesses, and it's only going to get more common. What do you think? Do you have plans to write a book?
Paulo Roberto Gaefke