Surviving and Thriving As a Writer in the Age of AI
A Guest Blog by Jodie Hurst
The age of Artificial Intelligence is here, and you may be confused as to how you should feel about it. Should you feel happy that super-efficient tools can aid your writing?
Or should it alarm you that AI can produce in seconds what it takes you hours or even days to write? Will AI make you dependent and affect the originality or integrity of your work?
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Mar 13, 2024 10:45AM
Oh, would it not be wonderful if AI stood for ACTUAL Intelligence! You gotta write a novel...a Mystery, perhaps, on finding genuine intelligence.
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More's the pity. Even so COME, LORD JESUS!!!! (Revelation 22:20)
I would rather take DAYS to write something REAL than use something that lacks soul, while it might save me time.
I've been listening to the book 1984 (actual person reading) and there's a scene where Winston hears a woman singing a song written by a machine. He admits to himself that she made it sound more human than how it was originally written. So thank God for the good old fashioned songwriters, whose work we've sung over the decade.
To you novelists, who gave us suspense , horror, romance, joy, etc....the real deal. AI could NOT have written LEFT BEHIND.
I would rather take DAYS to write something REAL than use something that lacks soul, while it might save me time.
I've been listening to the book 1984 (actual person reading) and there's a scene where Winston hears a woman singing a song written by a machine. He admits to himself that she made it sound more human than how it was originally written. So thank God for the good old fashioned songwriters, whose work we've sung over the decade.
To you novelists, who gave us suspense , horror, romance, joy, etc....the real deal. AI could NOT have written LEFT BEHIND.
