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And work with AI not against it. I mean if AI can quickly make a filler chapter that can be tweaked, more time can be used to make it all get together etc etc. Or so I figure.
That's a really good point. Use the AI to bridge gaps and for short segments. Probably a good way to get around some writer's block.
That's a really good point. Use the AI to bridge gaps and for short segments. Probably a good way to get around some writer's block.
Yeah, though it would be more challenging to make a living when it lower the barrier of entry for writers.
Yeah for sure, but someone good at biology can surely handle AI, while other writers might not.