About the only time I have been like ‘Yeah alright, I get it’ is if you have a sort of writers block. Get a rough draft spat out but then bounce of that, but do not rely on LLM junk for anything more than that.
The other good idea I have seen was from Douglas Rushkof. He would write a chapter of his fiction book. Then he would feed the rough details of this into a generative AI story service and them compare the outputs. If the AI version was similar or better, then we would do a complete re-write. Because you can consider generative AI to be a revision to the mean/average, if your work reads like that, you have to try to be better.
About the only time I have been like ‘Yeah alright, I get it’ is if you have a sort of writers block. Get a rough draft spat out but then bounce of that, but do not rely on LLM junk for anything more than that.
Thats honestly a great idea
The other good idea I have seen was from Douglas Rushkof. He would write a chapter of his fiction book. Then he would feed the rough details of this into a generative AI story service and them compare the outputs. If the AI version was similar or better, then we would do a complete re-write. Because you can consider generative AI to be a revision to the mean/average, if your work reads like that, you have to try to be better.