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What would had happen if whooper had died in ''rody is a liar'' a funeral would take place.
Jin: why are sad to say that whooper died in a accident due to the water tower falling and him coming off the road. when poli amber roy and helly found whooper the water tower had fallen over and he got scrapped due to the water tower falling over fast.
OKAY FUCK YOU! YOU CAN’T FUCKING READ CAN YOU!?! I TOLD SEVERAL TIMES MY FUCKINH BOUNDARIES AND YOU REFUSE TO FUCKING LISTEN!! THIS IS WHATS WRONG WITH THIS FANDOM! ALL THESE UNDER 13 YEAR OLD CAN’T FUCKING READ THE ROOM! I MISS MY OLD MUTUALS!! THIS FANDOM WAS BETTER WHEN THEY WERE AROUND!! I’M SICK OF DEALING WITH CHILDREN WHO CAN’T TYPE OR READ IN THE ROBOCAR POLI FANDOM!!!!!
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I am the last person to assume whether a writer is using ai or not but to be honest, sometimes it is so blatantly clear that they are indeed using ai. Because how do you go from not even knowing which words to capitalize, where to put a period or a comma or how to use the right grammar to writing with zero fucking mistakes in like less than six months?
I know people progress but that much and in all aspects all at once? It is even more sad when readers are attracted more to these stories rather than the ones written by the actual writers.
Also, because this is my first time experiencing shit like this, I am surprised how much it is weighing me down. I wonder if there are more writers who come across this, and it makes me feel sad for them when I think about it.
"this ai filter shows what you'd look like if you were chubby" hey, touch grass. go outside. you're weird as hell.
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Business Majors: Look at this cool new AI I found!
Humanities Majors: *pulls out a g*n* No.
I got curious about using AI as an creative writing tool (all those claims that people are/will use it to write fiction and the debates whether it can or cannot replace human writers) and did an experiment.
I am a fanfic writer. I have a dozen or so never published WIPs in my folders, so I took one of them, fed it to chatGPT and asked it to write the next chapter using the prompts for the plot I intended to follow.
The results were... meh. It did follow my writing style, sort of, but it lacked individuality. It read generic as hell. The dialogues were off. It clearly did not pick up subtext or the meaning of the previous plot twists and events. It did not identify the pivotal moments or arcs. I immediately knew that if I wrote that chapter myself it would be different, even though the AI had my whole previous story as the basis to built on. It simply wasn't able to mimic what makes a story mine.
So, if you're tempted to feed someone's fic into an AI to see what happens next - just don't. First of all because it's a terrible thing to do without an author's consent (and most would be violently opposed), but also because it is pointless. As frustrating as it is to deal with an unfinished story, you won't get more of your favourite author's words. It won't be them. It won't sound like them. It won't move your soul in the same way. Because as of right now, AI is simply not able to mimic human creativity like that. It can write a summary, it can assemble information, it is wonderful at spotting patterns, but when it comes to true creativity, the best it can achieve is derivative mediocrity. A poor facsimile of everything you most likely love most about this particular story you're craving more of.