I have been working with AI on my book for the last couple months, and boy did you hit the head of the nail with a hammer when you said working with an AI can be more like being an editor. I have found that even after giving the AI a very detailed scene beat, the majority of my time is spent editing the generated prose. But I edit the prose by having conversations with the AI telling it what I think needs to be added/revised/removed, focusing on everything from the entire scene, all the way down to a specific word. This takes a considerable amount of time, but the result is far better than what I or the AI could do alone. I was also surprised by how fun I found this process, even as time-consuming as it is. It's like working with a collaborator who has endless ideas (some good, some not) and no ego to bruise lol.
I actually sometimes tends to focus on bad ideas, or while chatting with it i keeps asking what if (stupid thought)? the result of course will turn stupid, but some of them can be inspiring. for example, in a story I am writing, the MMC is out with El, his imaginary love interest, i asked the AI to add something funny in the scene, so the AI makes El interact with an old lady who interrupts a dialog between the MMC and El with some funny comment, then they both ran and laughed. how stupid... that was my first reaction as El is imaginary, no one can see. Then i was like oh! that could serve as a good trigger for El to develop her character if I tweaked it and make it so El thought the old lady was talking to her but in fact she was talking through her earbuds, now El for the first time know how i feels to be noticed.
@@muneerbarakat7991 Nice idea ! I've been looking into free writing, and psychology to help me with character development. Free writing interest me, since it's a form of relaxing your thoughts and turning off your critical thought.
One of the most powerful skill accelerators I've found with AI is to use it as its own prompt generator for a specific genre or style, and then reference the generated prompt as part of your own prompt instructions when creating your new material. The first step is to have the AI analyze the particular style for the named authors of your choosing and create a reference prompt that captures the essential elements of their style. You then refer to this style prompt in your AI system prompt instructions as style guidance for all later text generation in a project. What this does is narrow the AI output to words and structures reflecting the more sophisticated and proven styles of great artists without directly using their names in the system prompt. Your voice must always emerge as you edit the generated material, but it gets you to a much more polished level faster than trial and error would take.
The key word is Leverage. Writing with AI allows us to get more done in a significantly shorter amount of time. I talk to ppl all the time that dont have that term top of mind and they are all struggling. Ive been fortunate to have learned this long ago and have been living a dream life ever since hence why i can pursue new careers like writing while earning passive income elsewhere
This is one of the most helpful videos i have come across in UA-cam in a looong time. Thank you so much! I'm trying to make the transition from a Harold to a Tiffany.
Wonderful video. I've watched a few dozens of your videos and loved each one of them, but this one is at another level. Thank you. Amazing content at every second of it.
I must say, your videos have vastly improved. Not that the old ones were bad, but it seems you're getting more comfortable about discussing these topics.
I've been switching the term "hard work" with effort. I think in our instant gratification world, people forget that you have to put in effort, otherwise what's the point of life? The work itself doesn't have to be hard but I agree with your point. I think people who aren't learning about AI will be left behind. I'm always looking for ways to see how it can enhance my writing/the effort I'm already putting in.
Hi Jason. I've been watching your videos for quite some time now. Today I dare to leave a comment to let you know how good you are at coaching authors to get better at what they do. Thank you for your passion, enthusiasm and expertise! Just a random guy from France.
This is one of your best videos yet! It's one I'm going to refer to multiple times and is a great way to enter AI conversations with others about writing and AI. Thank you.
I really really really appreciate your take here, especially how you delve into the fundamental issues/ challenges/ core beliefs. Keep up the good work!
Awesome video, packed with great information! As usual! The only problem with "work smarter, not harder" though, is that it's still being seen as drudgery or a grim duty when we call it "work". Better to realize it's play, and play smarter.
Hi, Jason. I have been watching a lot of your videos and love many of the theories, but I have been working on my debut novel for 12 years (nearly done) and have held off using any generative AI to complete it for fear of publisher rejection due to the presence of any AI (as well as personal pride in having done it before generative AI). I have dabbled with gen AI on stories I don't have a lot invested in, so know its power, however I think the biggest hurdle to acceptance of AI use in story crafting is reader acceptance of it. If someone interviewed Stephen King and asked, "how did you come up with the concept of 'the Shining,' and he said 'the AI came up with it,' I suspect his brand would take a hit, because the story didn't come from a human. I am fairly certain readers want to believe every line of a novel has a human story behind it. This is why I really don't know about all of this. There might be some readers who don't care where every concept or line of a good story came from, but I don't know what percentage of the audience that is. I know I wouldn't want to read a book that was entirely AI, even if it was 'Lord of the Rings'. I think "Tiffany," in your example, would only beat Harold, if she didn't use any GENERATIVE AI to fully craft any full line of prose, or only used the de minimis of it, or only used AI to edit her initial draft.
I'm probably more like Gwen. I'm not criticizing the use of AI; I'm just genuinely confused about how we're allowed to use it. I'm actually thankful for your videos for a number of reasons, and I want you to keep making them.
I believe the world has lost out on some great books because of the stereotype of the lonesome writer who locks himself up in a cabin with his typewriter. Some of my favorite books have been coop works, and that's not even counting the editors who are often not mentioned despite being vital to a good book. Using AI as a partner may not be quite the same, but it is better than nothing.
Thank you for the reminder of the importance of Down Time and Sleep. And, a reminder of a bit more reading fiction, light exercise and relationship. CHECK, Done... daily. thank you!
I experience an issue where my mind races with numerous ideas, and I perform exceptionally well. However, I eventually burn out, become ill, and feel fatigued for a while until I recover and start the cycle again. I have learned to list and organize all my ideas and creative flows in Notion so I can refer back to them later.
Working with NovelCrafter to make a book right now, well, more like a fiction piece I will probably upload to AO3. However, it is a NSFW piece I have been thinking about for years, now I just feel like I finally have the tools to go forward with it. Your videos are definitely helping with making these tools work for me. Of course, I'm also watching videos on writing styles, making convincing scenes, and all those things so I can integrate that with the AI and my idea to make something that I can actually be proud of :)
I wish "3" was just learning vs. reading becuase i often watch video essays on story structure and i get such a creative boost and reset and I can feel myself learning/expanding similar to reading.
I understand the idea of Gwen vs Tiffany, and can come up with ways on my OWN for how I might use AI as a supplementary tool as a Tiffany, but I don't think you made a good case for it in this video. I kept thinking, according to what you laid out, why not be a Gwen or a Harold?
Thanks for the feedback. The way I see it, a hard worker who also works smarter (in this case embracing technology) will always find more success than someone who just works hard or just embraces technology without hard work.
@@TheNerdyNovelist Full honesty, I am totally a Larry at this point. I'm slow to embrace the idea that AI isn't cheating. But, amusingly enough, the more people say "just don't use AI," the more I ask myself... why not? I have a list of dozens of ideas and I gave ChatGPT some of them, asked it to combine two or more of them, and while I didn't like most of what it gave me, one of the premises was really good and I may not have connected those dots... like ever. I'm going to keep using AI for brainstorming, I think, because I've never liked this part of the process as much as the first draft.
34:03 😢 how can I find the discord channel for Novelcrafter? I'm just starting out and could really use some help I have been watching some of your videos and just need to ask a few questions
So if you use a grammar checker or spell check, you're cheating? What about a dictionary? Shouldn't you just KNOW all the words? Current AI/LLM isn't that different.
My thing is do what you enjoy doing and you won't be working at all. I know this is kind a cliche, but it is absolutely true for writing. There are a lot of people who just want to say they are are tortured artists without the art. If you are having to force yourself to sit down and write, then perhaps writing is not the thing you should be doing. Go pretend to do something else. I mean if your are going to pretend to be something, try nuclear physicist. lol Since I am both a writer (mostly for fun, we shall see about publishing for money), but I am also an IT architect working with many different technologies including the creation of some forms of AI. I can tell you it will be quite a while before AI reaches the true creativity of a really talented writer. The thing you will want to look for on that front would be the addition of quantum systems to AI. The quantum nature of the human mind (the core subject of my fictional novel) is what allows us to make the creative jumps that digital systems really can't. Right now it feels like they are because they are trained on such vast quantities of data that what pops out is the combined creativity of mankind essentially, but in the end it isn't really creating the same way a human is. Later it will though. In the meantime, in collaboration with a good storyteller, AI can produce some pretty awesome work. I don't really agree that the difference between a TALENTED classically trained writer and a novice writer plus AI is an editor function. You certainly need to be able to edit or some ridiculous things will end up in your writing, but the difference is more than that. I have met and read some classically trained writers who were just that, writers. They were not storytellers. They approach writing like a recipe. If they create the correct outline, add the the correct number of conflicts per chapter, arc the story exactly the way they were taught, then they get a novel. In the same way that being able to read a recipe does not make you a great chef, just being able to follow a story pattern will not ever make you a great storyteller even though you may be an excellent writer. AI is the rough equivalent of having been trained by a higher institution to write. There is no course you can take or AI in existence that will make you a great storyteller if you are not one. On the other hand, if you are a great storyteller minus the writing skills, you can, over time with the help of AI, become a great writer.
I think legal issues will eventually get in the way of the Gwens and the Herolds will be fine.
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Is it considered cheat if I work with the AI like an instructor of a movie, describing what I want and need... Ihave the AI write most of the text, but I go through the text multiple times back and forth, removing passages, asking for rewriting, describe that xx phrase should include yy etc. So my overall vision of the story gets down? So far I have spend 4 weeks on two chapters so it is not a quick "just write a book, Mr AI"
Yep. This is work that is improving the final product through hard work and using the technology available.
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@@TheNerdyNovelist Oh you get into it with your description of the coach, and that we are more like editors helping the AI perform better. I think it is very true for my approach.
That's where the human part comes in. You're the human. What is stupid about it? How would it NOT be stupid? Than brainstorm and work it from there until YOU, the human, find the ending that works. So many ideas that the AI gives are cliches. You have to prompt better, sure, but also think for yourself in these points where AI isn't cutting it.
Larry and Gwen should be in the negative if they aren't putting in the work. As an author you'll make more money being in a bad garage band even if you do put in the work, so if you're looking for AI to be the quick fix you'll be even worse off than that. It costs thousands of dollars to make a successful book and most new authors won't even break even on that until possibly years later if at all.
I think instead of lazy it would've been better to use the word "performer". Larry and Gwen are low performers. Whereas Tiffany is an overperformer. Lazy implies intentionally slacking.
I have a chronic fatiguing illness which prevents me from writing as much as I’d like. (Homebound, spend a lot of time in bed, etc). If I push through it, I actually damage my health, sometimes permanently. I wish you would have left room for people like me.
@@penoyer79 I watched the whole video. I heard the section that you pointed me to. What the assumption seems to be is that if I try harder to get better I will. My illness is incurable and I don’t appreciate people suggesting that if I just push harder, I can get more done.
From what I got from the video I’d say work at your pace but use AI as a great assistant and idea generator tool. Ppl who have a work ethic can be even better by embracing AI. Only you know your situation and what your body can handle or not. So AI should make your life easier.
@@sueboettcher i think there needs to be some understanding on your part that your condition makes you a unique outlier... and it's not possible to address every individual situation in a 20 min video. only you know what you can handle. your best advice is your own at this point. do what works best for you... and not be beholden to advice to people who dont share your constraints.
Great topic, but throughout the video tact remained an afterthought. e.g. your comment that Larry might not be lazy and mention of the hierarchy of needs was great, but then you made that statement appear to be a lie by going right back to saying Lazy Larry instead of Luddite Larry or anything else for the remainder of the video. Rerecording with the tactful statements front-loaded instead of an afterthought, and a few similar minor tweaks would have made this a much more compelling video for those who are not already AI fans.
I think he needs to present at a speed he is comfortable with. If it is too slow for you. Simply increase the speed at which UA-cam presents it to you😊
Soon with one click of a button we will get an AI to quickly summarize a 30 minute video for us. But that would be something content creators detest since it decreases watch time.
@@sanseverything900 I use the NoteGPT browser to get a transcript and summary of every long video, then go visit the parts where I have a gap in knowledge.
I have been working with AI on my book for the last couple months, and boy did you hit the head of the nail with a hammer when you said working with an AI can be more like being an editor. I have found that even after giving the AI a very detailed scene beat, the majority of my time is spent editing the generated prose. But I edit the prose by having conversations with the AI telling it what I think needs to be added/revised/removed, focusing on everything from the entire scene, all the way down to a specific word. This takes a considerable amount of time, but the result is far better than what I or the AI could do alone. I was also surprised by how fun I found this process, even as time-consuming as it is. It's like working with a collaborator who has endless ideas (some good, some not) and no ego to bruise lol.
AI can be a magic 8 ball or a talking parrot some times... Lol
I actually sometimes tends to focus on bad ideas, or while chatting with it i keeps asking what if (stupid thought)? the result of course will turn stupid, but some of them can be inspiring.
for example, in a story I am writing, the MMC is out with El, his imaginary love interest, i asked the AI to add something funny in the scene, so the AI makes El interact with an old lady who interrupts a dialog between the MMC and El with some funny comment, then they both ran and laughed.
how stupid... that was my first reaction as El is imaginary, no one can see. Then i was like oh! that could serve as a good trigger for El to develop her character if I tweaked it and make it so El thought the old lady was talking to her but in fact she was talking through her earbuds, now El for the first time know how i feels to be noticed.
@@muneerbarakat7991 Nice idea ! I've been looking into free writing, and psychology to help me with character development. Free writing interest me, since it's a form of relaxing your thoughts and turning off your critical thought.
One of the most powerful skill accelerators I've found with AI is to use it as its own prompt generator for a specific genre or style, and then reference the generated prompt as part of your own prompt instructions when creating your new material. The first step is to have the AI analyze the particular style for the named authors of your choosing and create a reference prompt that captures the essential elements of their style. You then refer to this style prompt in your AI system prompt instructions as style guidance for all later text generation in a project. What this does is narrow the AI output to words and structures reflecting the more sophisticated and proven styles of great artists without directly using their names in the system prompt. Your voice must always emerge as you edit the generated material, but it gets you to a much more polished level faster than trial and error would take.
You may have blown my mind that’s a great tip just got some great results
A great tip
The key word is Leverage. Writing with AI allows us to get more done in a significantly shorter amount of time. I talk to ppl all the time that dont have that term top of mind and they are all struggling. Ive been fortunate to have learned this long ago and have been living a dream life ever since hence why i can pursue new careers like writing while earning passive income elsewhere
This is one of the most helpful videos i have come across in UA-cam in a looong time. Thank you so much! I'm trying to make the transition from a Harold to a Tiffany.
Can I ask how did you get to the Harold level?
Thank you for the video. This is the real point of AI, assistive tool not replacing tool.
Wonderful video. I've watched a few dozens of your videos and loved each one of them, but this one is at another level. Thank you. Amazing content at every second of it.
I must say, your videos have vastly improved. Not that the old ones were bad, but it seems you're getting more comfortable about discussing these topics.
I've been switching the term "hard work" with effort. I think in our instant gratification world, people forget that you have to put in effort, otherwise what's the point of life? The work itself doesn't have to be hard but I agree with your point. I think people who aren't learning about AI will be left behind. I'm always looking for ways to see how it can enhance my writing/the effort I'm already putting in.
AI has helped a lot. Due to my ADHD I’ve always struggled on some parts of story development.
I have ADHD My thought are always scattered AI helped me organize them
Completely agree! AI helps me harness the thoughts into something comprehensible.
It kills me that some people blast authors for using AI. Those same people will use Gramarly or Pro Writing Aid!
Lol, that's ai too.
Hi Jason. I've been watching your videos for quite some time now. Today I dare to leave a comment to let you know how good you are at coaching authors to get better at what they do. Thank you for your passion, enthusiasm and expertise! Just a random guy from France.
I full heartily agreed! Just a random lady from Virginia.
@@habitofstories Thank you so much!
This is one of your best videos yet! It's one I'm going to refer to multiple times and is a great way to enter AI conversations with others about writing and AI. Thank you.
Imo this is your best video so far. Congrats!
I really really really appreciate your take here, especially how you delve into the fundamental issues/ challenges/ core beliefs. Keep up the good work!
Best video you've done. And you've made some great ones.
Excellent message in this video, very well done.
This is great! Love your analogy.
Awesome video, packed with great information! As usual! The only problem with "work smarter, not harder" though, is that it's still being seen as drudgery or a grim duty when we call it "work". Better to realize it's play, and play smarter.
Hi, Jason. I have been watching a lot of your videos and love many of the theories, but I have been working on my debut novel for 12 years (nearly done) and have held off using any generative AI to complete it for fear of publisher rejection due to the presence of any AI (as well as personal pride in having done it before generative AI). I have dabbled with gen AI on stories I don't have a lot invested in, so know its power, however I think the biggest hurdle to acceptance of AI use in story crafting is reader acceptance of it. If someone interviewed Stephen King and asked, "how did you come up with the concept of 'the Shining,' and he said 'the AI came up with it,' I suspect his brand would take a hit, because the story didn't come from a human. I am fairly certain readers want to believe every line of a novel has a human story behind it. This is why I really don't know about all of this. There might be some readers who don't care where every concept or line of a good story came from, but I don't know what percentage of the audience that is. I know I wouldn't want to read a book that was entirely AI, even if it was 'Lord of the Rings'. I think "Tiffany," in your example, would only beat Harold, if she didn't use any GENERATIVE AI to fully craft any full line of prose, or only used the de minimis of it, or only used AI to edit her initial draft.
I'm probably more like Gwen. I'm not criticizing the use of AI; I'm just genuinely confused about how we're allowed to use it. I'm actually thankful for your videos for a number of reasons, and I want you to keep making them.
I believe the world has lost out on some great books because of the stereotype of the lonesome writer who locks himself up in a cabin with his typewriter. Some of my favorite books have been coop works, and that's not even counting the editors who are often not mentioned despite being vital to a good book. Using AI as a partner may not be quite the same, but it is better than nothing.
Thank you for the reminder of the importance of Down Time and Sleep. And, a reminder of a bit more reading fiction, light exercise and relationship. CHECK, Done... daily. thank you!
I experience an issue where my mind races with numerous ideas, and I perform exceptionally well. However, I eventually burn out, become ill, and feel fatigued for a while until I recover and start the cycle again. I have learned to list and organize all my ideas and creative flows in Notion so I can refer back to them later.
Working with NovelCrafter to make a book right now, well, more like a fiction piece I will probably upload to AO3. However, it is a NSFW piece I have been thinking about for years, now I just feel like I finally have the tools to go forward with it. Your videos are definitely helping with making these tools work for me. Of course, I'm also watching videos on writing styles, making convincing scenes, and all those things so I can integrate that with the AI and my idea to make something that I can actually be proud of :)
Bro casually just dropped some
Of the best advice I’ve heard in a while.
I wish "3" was just learning vs. reading becuase i often watch video essays on story structure and i get such a creative boost and reset and I can feel myself learning/expanding similar to reading.
Great discussion about AI and looking at the stereotypes of how many see AI.
Hilariously, I think I am an unholy combo of both Larry and Gwen...😂
Keep doing you
Great video. Please review Romo AI. Worth buying or not
I understand the idea of Gwen vs Tiffany, and can come up with ways on my OWN for how I might use AI as a supplementary tool as a Tiffany, but I don't think you made a good case for it in this video. I kept thinking, according to what you laid out, why not be a Gwen or a Harold?
Thanks for the feedback. The way I see it, a hard worker who also works smarter (in this case embracing technology) will always find more success than someone who just works hard or just embraces technology without hard work.
@@TheNerdyNovelist Full honesty, I am totally a Larry at this point. I'm slow to embrace the idea that AI isn't cheating. But, amusingly enough, the more people say "just don't use AI," the more I ask myself... why not?
I have a list of dozens of ideas and I gave ChatGPT some of them, asked it to combine two or more of them, and while I didn't like most of what it gave me, one of the premises was really good and I may not have connected those dots... like ever. I'm going to keep using AI for brainstorming, I think, because I've never liked this part of the process as much as the first draft.
34:03 😢 how can I find the discord channel for Novelcrafter? I'm just starting out and could really use some help I have been watching some of your videos and just need to ask a few questions
So if you use a grammar checker or spell check, you're cheating? What about a dictionary? Shouldn't you just KNOW all the words?
Current AI/LLM isn't that different.
My thing is do what you enjoy doing and you won't be working at all. I know this is kind a cliche, but it is absolutely true for writing. There are a lot of people who just want to say they are are tortured artists without the art. If you are having to force yourself to sit down and write, then perhaps writing is not the thing you should be doing. Go pretend to do something else. I mean if your are going to pretend to be something, try nuclear physicist. lol
Since I am both a writer (mostly for fun, we shall see about publishing for money), but I am also an IT architect working with many different technologies including the creation of some forms of AI. I can tell you it will be quite a while before AI reaches the true creativity of a really talented writer. The thing you will want to look for on that front would be the addition of quantum systems to AI. The quantum nature of the human mind (the core subject of my fictional novel) is what allows us to make the creative jumps that digital systems really can't. Right now it feels like they are because they are trained on such vast quantities of data that what pops out is the combined creativity of mankind essentially, but in the end it isn't really creating the same way a human is. Later it will though. In the meantime, in collaboration with a good storyteller, AI can produce some pretty awesome work.
I don't really agree that the difference between a TALENTED classically trained writer and a novice writer plus AI is an editor function. You certainly need to be able to edit or some ridiculous things will end up in your writing, but the difference is more than that. I have met and read some classically trained writers who were just that, writers. They were not storytellers. They approach writing like a recipe. If they create the correct outline, add the the correct number of conflicts per chapter, arc the story exactly the way they were taught, then they get a novel. In the same way that being able to read a recipe does not make you a great chef, just being able to follow a story pattern will not ever make you a great storyteller even though you may be an excellent writer. AI is the rough equivalent of having been trained by a higher institution to write. There is no course you can take or AI in existence that will make you a great storyteller if you are not one. On the other hand, if you are a great storyteller minus the writing skills, you can, over time with the help of AI, become a great writer.
Are you still writing through novelcrafter or have you shifted to anything else?
I am not saying that I fit into any of these categories, but I will say apparently Joe Gatto has been looking for me for years
I think legal issues will eventually get in the way of the Gwens and the Herolds will be fine.
Is it considered cheat if I work with the AI like an instructor of a movie, describing what I want and need... Ihave the AI write most of the text, but I go through the text multiple times back and forth, removing passages, asking for rewriting, describe that xx phrase should include yy etc. So my overall vision of the story gets down?
So far I have spend 4 weeks on two chapters so it is not a quick "just write a book, Mr AI"
Yep. This is work that is improving the final product through hard work and using the technology available.
@@TheNerdyNovelist Oh you get into it with your description of the coach, and that we are more like editors helping the AI perform better.
I think it is very true for my approach.
@11:19 William Faulkner
You really should adapt this discussion into a book similar to “Who Moved My Cheese” by Spencer Johnson
I'm seeing comments that gpt4o has gotten better at writing. To the point that they no longer need Claude. Can you pls test?
I whether cut the lawn with a lawnmower myself than hire a lawnmower man or buy a robot lawnmower.
I am getting stupid endings on my chapters with Claud how do I get a better ending
That's where the human part comes in. You're the human. What is stupid about it? How would it NOT be stupid? Than brainstorm and work it from there until YOU, the human, find the ending that works. So many ideas that the AI gives are cliches. You have to prompt better, sure, but also think for yourself in these points where AI isn't cutting it.
Larry and Gwen should be in the negative if they aren't putting in the work. As an author you'll make more money being in a bad garage band even if you do put in the work, so if you're looking for AI to be the quick fix you'll be even worse off than that. It costs thousands of dollars to make a successful book and most new authors won't even break even on that until possibly years later if at all.
I mean they put in some work. Just not enough to get competitive.
I am a get rich Gwen then :)
Might have been a missed oportunity there, with the lazy larry' and 'gimmie gwens' instead of get rich gwens.
You should have named the last author as THALIA, not Tiffany:
Technology
Hard work
Art
Literature
Innovation
Achievement
I think instead of lazy it would've been better to use the word "performer". Larry and Gwen are low performers. Whereas Tiffany is an overperformer. Lazy implies intentionally slacking.
Calling a spade a spade
"people who are getting triggered by this idea of hard work" 🤣🤣
Food addiction? Try low carb and intermittent fasting.
2,nd....brain..😅😊😅😅😅😅🎉
I have a chronic fatiguing illness which prevents me from writing as much as I’d like. (Homebound, spend a lot of time in bed, etc). If I push through it, I actually damage my health, sometimes permanently. I wish you would have left room for people like me.
tell me you didnt watch the whole video without telling me you didnt watch the whole video.
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@@penoyer79 I watched the whole video. I heard the section that you pointed me to. What the assumption seems to be is that if I try harder to get better I will. My illness is incurable and I don’t appreciate people suggesting that if I just push harder, I can get more done.
From what I got from the video I’d say work at your pace but use AI as a great assistant and idea generator tool. Ppl who have a work ethic can be even better by embracing AI. Only you know your situation and what your body can handle or not. So AI should make your life easier.
@@sueboettcher i think there needs to be some understanding on your part that your condition makes you a unique outlier... and it's not possible to address every individual situation in a 20 min video. only you know what you can handle. your best advice is your own at this point. do what works best for you... and not be beholden to advice to people who dont share your constraints.
Great topic, but throughout the video tact remained an afterthought. e.g. your comment that Larry might not be lazy and mention of the hierarchy of needs was great, but then you made that statement appear to be a lie by going right back to saying Lazy Larry instead of Luddite Larry or anything else for the remainder of the video. Rerecording with the tactful statements front-loaded instead of an afterthought, and a few similar minor tweaks would have made this a much more compelling video for those who are not already AI fans.
I hope that the videos in the future become shorter with the same value. I believe you can deliver the same great ideas in less time. Thanks
I think he needs to present at a speed he is comfortable with. If it is too slow for you. Simply increase the speed at which UA-cam presents it to you😊
LOL. We see what you did there.😹😹😹
Soon with one click of a button we will get an AI to quickly summarize a 30 minute video for us. But that would be something content creators detest since it decreases watch time.
@@sanseverything900 I use the NoteGPT browser to get a transcript and summary of every long video, then go visit the parts where I have a gap in knowledge.