#ai-book-writer.

[landgraf]

“Schreib dein Buch in Rekordzeit” Schluss mit langem Grübeln: AI Book Writer liefert dir Ideen und Struktur.

Die Art und Weise, wie Bücher geschrieben werden, steht vor einem bahnbrechenden Wandel: AI-gestützte Buchautoren wie AI-Book-Writer ermöglichen es, in Rekordzeit Inhalte zu erstellen. Doch was bedeutet das für kreative Köpfe?  Dieser Artikel analysiert die aktuellen Auswirkungen auf Autoren, den Schreibprozess und die Buchbranche.  Ist AI eine Inspirationsquelle oder eine Gefahr für menschliche Kreativität? Zudem wagen wir einen Blick in die Zukunft:  Wird KI bald eigenständig Bestseller schreiben oder bleibt sie ein Werkzeug für menschliche Schriftsteller? 🔍✨ “Schreibprozess revolutioniert!” Schnelle Ideen, bessere Texte, weniger Aufwand. Teste den AI Book Writer

[mad-girlslove-song]

the shittiest human art will always be leagues better than the best ai "art". a child's finger paintings and macaroni crafts will always be better than a computer's subpar attempt at recreating the starry night. your stick figures and smiley faces will always surpass an algorithm's bastardized boticelli painting. the most mediocre hallmark movie will always be better than whatever bullshit sora churns out. the most cringeworthy "i'm 14 and this is deep" notes app poetry will always be better than whatever chatgpt can come up with. always

[autumn2may]

GUYS DO NOT GIVE YOUR MANUSCRIPT TO AN AI THIS IS A BAD IDEA ON EVERY LEVEL DON'T DO IT

original tweet from @jamesjyu reads: "We launch Shrink Ray today on Sudowrite! Upload your manuscript and get loglines, blurbs, synopsis, and full outlines automatically. Takes a ton of legwork out of book marketing. Below the tweet are two images of the program."

original quote tweet from @sudowrite reads: "New in Sudowrite: Upload your whole novel/script, get instant longlines (sic), blurbs, synopsis, and outline!"

tweet from @FantasyFaction reads: "Oh jeez! Bad bad, very bad! Writers DO NOT willingly give your manuscript to an AI so it can "learn" by stealing your work! I know blurbs and synopses are hard, but PLEASE do not do this! - JI 🐉

(stolen from ML Brennan & Sravani Hotha so I can include alt text)"

[incognitopolls]

The phrasing of option #2 is mostly in jest, but I think it's worth mentioning that with the traditional ghost writer method, the writers are getting paid. If your actual vote would be something like "won't use AI because he supports newer/smaller writers' careers," vote for #2.

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[byoldervine]

Alternatives To Using AI Art For Visualising Your Writing

General:

Pinterest boards

Paying for commissions

Finding people online who are already asking for drawing ideas (NOT requesting free commissions from people)

Using your own art

Art swaps if the problem is that you can't come up with the ideas solo

Characters:

Picrews

The Sims

Any other form of game that allows for a good level of character customisation

Interiors/Exteriors:

Minecraft

The Sims

Home design games

Landscapes/Cities:

Minecraft

IRL locations

Animal Crossing

Maps:

Minecraft

Map creation tools online

Spill something on a piece of paper and draw around the outline

[tippenfunkaport]

If you're not great at spotting AI art, there are a few free sites to help you figure it out...

(The first link, AI or Not is the fastest / easiest imho but selection is rarely a bad thing.)

Really helpful if you're getting a fanart commission or book cover or something and someone is trying to trick you into paying for an AI creation. AI technology gets better all the time so you can't always rely on the usual "tells." But if it looks off and you want to double check, here are some ways to do it!

[daisiesonafield-blog]

PSA TO AUTHORS AND READERS: AI generated “books”

Link

[fifiistar]

In the quiet, Harry wondered if Draco could hear his heartbeat—how it stuttered, clumsily, every time they stood too close, every time he caught that flash of silver in Draco’s eyes.

[itcamefrombeneaththeblog]

A House of Many Colors

Come and See.

There's fire in the hearth

A gentle moan of settling wood,

The leering dead, remnants

Now settles the blood.

A woman gives a man a cup

Fresh blend with a shot of arsenic

Next to me he falls in plea

Her grinning mockery

Watch him die.

Coated in gore with a radiant smile

Appearing before me in flashes of panic

Confusion

Leering faces

The dread of unknown voices whispering

Far too close.

Let me be at least unaware

Lost in my endless repetition

Because I am so afraid

I dream so vividly

Conscious of intricacy

Let death at least be an end

And the voices whisper "It is not. Come and See."

Silence enraged

No sound escapes their pantomime of death,

Endless loops

Forever mute.

A fool am I

Living in desire

I have seen the end

Half remembered lies turn into memories

And truth fades

Loved ones faces become demonic

The sneer of youth, the eternal lie

For you will die so many times.

Come and See.

[nerdby]

If you support AI ANYTHING after reading about this then you are trash.

[anneapocalypse]

"It's fair enough to think AI art is art theft but people should calm down about chatbots lol"

just say that you don't think writing is real work or real art and go.

[aquiescentmoon]

Sorry for ghosting this ac for 3 months, I had some mental breakdown over my exams, still not over but I wanted to share this pic. I know, we all hate ai, but I was bored and saw whatsapp's new ai search, I was like, what will have to say abt my poem? I dont share my poems with any real human being, so I got curious and did it. Here is what it gave me. I guess, my poem is not that bad as my brain makes me believe.

Ig, bye 🦋 Also thank you guys for following me, it means the world to me😭🙏🏻 I will come back with a bang after my exams are over😊❤️

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[tjalexandernyc]

As every major social media platform crumbles around us in their rush to enshittify faster I'd like to (selfishly) ask you to support your favorite artists and writers by signing up for their fucking newsletter.

I know it's old-fashioned. I know e-mail is not cool or fun. I know that signing up for a newsletter is a bigger lift than clicking a Follow button. I know a lot of newsletter content you will receive may not be interesting or useful or well-designed. (But not every tweet or insta story or tumblr post is gonna be, either.)

Artists and writers need your buy-in on this ESPECIALLY queer and PoC who face an even worse uphill battle on these platforms. Forget the harassment (although that part sucks too) it's almost impossible for me to actually talk to my followers on a lot of places because the stuff I post about--trans people and books about them--get hidden by that algo. Why should I waste my time making Content that even people who follow me probably won't see unless I spend money I don't have on ads? Content that btw will be sold to AI scrapers so they can "learn" from me without giving me anything in return.

My point is, online spaces are no longer serving the purpose of connecting people. They are not forever. All it takes is one shitty business decision (or a wild series of them) to turn a social media platform into a ghost town. It's frustrating to invest a lot of time and energy into these things and then POOF the following you worked so hard to amass is in the wind.

so here's my newsletter if you're interested. It's about my trans and nonbinary romance novels. I send it like once a month. I try to keep it short and sweet, just updates about my books and recs for books I liked. It's really the only solid way to keep track of me because every day I am more convinced that stepping back from social media is better for me personally and professionally.

If you truly care about supporting people doing creative things, please please please sign up for whatever individual update system they use, which is probably a newsletter.

[essektheylyss]

I was personally assaulted (honorific) by this essay on ambition. It's very good.

[artemisiamezzanotte]

🙏 Preach! 🙏

I’ve been loosely following the whole NaNoWriMo controversy from my little sheltered corner of the internet and have to say feel very confused about the statement they put out.

And yes, we all hate folding the laundry and doing the dishes and spellchecking our work. But why deprive ourselves of the beauty and the (constant) struggle that is art and the creative process?

Pic taken from LinkedIn