This content hits home, subbed. I reluctantly logged into openai, paid a monthly fee for premium features and proceeded to drop in the unfinished novel that I started nearly a decade ago. The result was an editor, a co-writer, a beta reader, a producer, a small child interested in any generally new information, an old wise man with a vast library of knowledge, and a partner that just never gets tired. Using check GPT to create outlines, different charts, descriptions, just characterizing different aspects of the story and how things relate to each other and how things contrast each other is, like you say, 'invaluable'. Not a creator, but someone who's always open to answer any question about the content you feed it. Again, I mentioned I was reluctant about the whole thing but when something is good is good, and I give it credit. We thought the issue was authors bypassing artists for visuals. The true issue is artists bypassing authors for storytelling, plot twist.
This is how i have chat Gpt help me. I have it write me a list of 20-30 ways of what happens and if i like it, i use that for a writing prompt and come up with what i need like i have the races down, where the setting take place and write an entire chapter based on that and my hands hate it when i have it written on paper as i have what i have typed as i want it done and then take that entire thing and have chat gpt read my chapter to me and if i dont like it i rewrite it on paper and retype it. I usually take too long on writing a chapter as i like to plan it out
If I suck at writing but have finished stories in my mind. If I tell AI everything that happens, what the characters are thinking and what everything looks like, am I an author?
Honestly, idk. AI is a really fine line for writers. My advice you have to find what works for you and what you find acceptable. Personally, I believe for me to be a writer then I have to write all of the prose.
Spellcheck is the only acceptable reason to me. The rest of it you should simply know. I've got a series spanning 5 completed novels, 1 novella, and a sixth novel as a wip. I know how all the characters felt during situations. If I don't, I go back and reread it. And maybe its the infosec in me, but I never trust anything that says its not connected to the internet. Grammarly is an AI bot, but I only use it for spelling and some grammar, because it makes plenty of grammar mistakes.
This content hits home, subbed. I reluctantly logged into openai, paid a monthly fee for premium features and proceeded to drop in the unfinished novel that I started nearly a decade ago. The result was an editor, a co-writer, a beta reader, a producer, a small child interested in any generally new information, an old wise man with a vast library of knowledge, and a partner that just never gets tired. Using check GPT to create outlines, different charts, descriptions, just characterizing different aspects of the story and how things relate to each other and how things contrast each other is, like you say, 'invaluable'. Not a creator, but someone who's always open to answer any question about the content you feed it. Again, I mentioned I was reluctant about the whole thing but when something is good is good, and I give it credit. We thought the issue was authors bypassing artists for visuals. The true issue is artists bypassing authors for storytelling, plot twist.
This is how i have chat Gpt help me. I have it write me a list of 20-30 ways of what happens and if i like it, i use that for a writing prompt and come up with what i need like i have the races down, where the setting take place and write an entire chapter based on that and my hands hate it when i have it written on paper as i have what i have typed as i want it done and then take that entire thing and have chat gpt read my chapter to me and if i dont like it i rewrite it on paper and retype it. I usually take too long on writing a chapter as i like to plan it out
If I suck at writing but have finished stories in my mind. If I tell AI everything that happens, what the characters are thinking and what everything looks like, am I an author?
Honestly, idk. AI is a really fine line for writers. My advice you have to find what works for you and what you find acceptable. Personally, I believe for me to be a writer then I have to write all of the prose.
Spellcheck is the only acceptable reason to me. The rest of it you should simply know. I've got a series spanning 5 completed novels, 1 novella, and a sixth novel as a wip. I know how all the characters felt during situations. If I don't, I go back and reread it. And maybe its the infosec in me, but I never trust anything that says its not connected to the internet. Grammarly is an AI bot, but I only use it for spelling and some grammar, because it makes plenty of grammar mistakes.
This would stunt writer's development and creativity.
Definite no for me.