#role of AI in writing

[thepoisonroom]

this is going to sound insane but was hot mean tech lady in the effective altruism / rational altruism cult lol. i ask out of curiosity bc i think its so funny (tho bad) how it infiltrates so many like. polyamorous STEM social circles

literallyyyyy was and i didn't realize until after things ended between us because she was like 'oh i'm really into philosophy' and i was like hmmm pink flag but you are very hot..... i had read like a very neutral article about ethical altruists in some magazine years before so thought they were just kind of ultimately harmless ascetics

it's so hard to explain to people who haven't been in the bay area dating scene just how insane the ea/longtermism crowd is. i was also working at a bay area bookstore at the time so got a really good insight into their obsession with like. attached and daniel kahneman and whatever.

idk i'm literally presenting at an academic conference about their like apocalyptic cult freak shit just so i can talk about how insane it is. if you ever want to talk about this hit me up lol. or even if you don't this wired article was a really lurid wild tale abt rationalist shit

[0o-queendean-o0]

After 10 years of reading fanfiction I have finally taken the leap and have started writing a fanfiction of my own based on some headcanons!!

I feel like a 13 year old writing poetry again omg but is it fun!! I’m tormenting my friends with the hurt and getting drunk of power😈

[yuseirra]

a family bigger than 4! part 39

The next part will be the last!!

part 1 / part 2 / part 3 / part 4 / side story 1 / part 5 / part 6 / part 7 / part 8 / part 9

side story 2-1 / 2-2 / 2-3 / 2-4

part 10 / part 11 / part 12 / part 13 / part 14 / part 15 / part 16 / part 17 / part 18 / part 19 / part 20 / part 21 / part 22 / part 23 / part 24 / part 25 / part 26 / part 27 / part 28 / part 29 / part 30 / part 31 / part 32 / part 33 / part 34

part 35(+side story 3 prologue) / side story 3-1 /3-2 / 3-3

Wedding 1 / 2 / illust 1 / illust 2 / 3 / 4

part 36 / part 37 / part 38

[pixelink]

Rp Character Idea:

Tribal Fox Girl

[theblackbookofarkera]

From the travelog Dreams of Distant Places Vol 12

[hatkuu]

thinking about android kylar

warnings: robot/android stuff, any compsci nerds don't slander me for misusing your terminology ehhjfjsfs

Kylar returns your gaze, empty eyed and emotionless.

You can't stand it.

Sure, you originally bought him for security purposes—he was indeed an ai that specialised in surveying and property protection—but you felt horrible that he never even once smiled at you.

You're beginning to doubt that you bought him solely for security purposes. Maybe deep down, you were just lonely.

Always calculating your every movement, Kylar's pupils flicker from your face to your hands—probably some body language algorithm he's programmed to have–he stops once he comes to a conclusion on your mood.

"You're upset."

You scoff, rolling your eyes and leaning against the kitchen counter, staring back at the robot with a scowl that puts an elderly woman to shame, wordlessly saying 'obviously, you pre-programmed idiot.'

"Well, duh. You don't do anything! I spent like, $12,000 dollars for you to just sit around and look pretty!"

Kylar raises an eyebrow.

Something so simple and so human that it makes your heart slam against your ribs with each accelerated beat.

It's exciting.

"I monitor the premises and ensure you are not hurt. Despite the break-ins in your immediate area, your home remains unscathed. Am I not performing to your standards? If there are any issues you wish to voice—"

"God, don't spout that shit at me! Can't you just—I don't know—Have a conversation with me?"

Kylar blinks. Stares at you for a second longer than usual, the chips in his head working in tandem to create a solution to this new, grandiose problem. His hands twitch at his sides, and you're worried you might've broken him.

"A... conversation?"

You nod.

"Humans have conversations all the time, Kylar. Why can't you?"

Kylar's pupils dilate.

You've never seen that happen before.

"Are you... lonely?"

Coming from anyone else you would've responded with a slap across the face... But the word 'lonely' coming from your android is a completely different story.

You look down, gnawing at your bottom lip as Kylar's gaze never falters.

"I guess... I mean, I know you're for security and not companionship but—"

"I can be for companionship."

You pause, mouth agape at his quick response. You sound pleasantly surprised when you respond:

"You can?"

Kylar smiles. It's small and tight-lipped, clearly unpracticed and unused, but it's there.

"What would you like to talk about?"

[knight-engale]

Gen alpha is cooked my 8 year old sister gets frustrated when we say school is for learning and doesn't want to figure out how to spell because she uses voice to text. She doesn't want to learn how to type on an actual keyboard and is very resistant to learning handwriting for similar reasons. All because she's had a tablet since she was like four or five

[jakeperalta]

my work wants to use chatgpt for the writing part of my job to give us more time for the other more tedious stuff..... love that my career plans are literally "anything involving writing" but give it five years I'll probably be applying for like "ai text editor" jobs or something 👍

[insightfultake]

Debunking the Myth: AI vs. Human Creativity in Content Creation

In today's world, no one questions whether a calculation is done manually or by a calculator—it’s the result that matters. Efficiency and accuracy take precedence over methodology in mathematics. Yet, when it comes to writing, the narrative shifts dramatically. A decade ago, content faced criticism for being copy-pasted from Google; now, the focus has shifted to whether it is AI-generated. This misplaced scrutiny undermines the essence of creativity and the true value of written content.

Let’s take a step back and reflect. English, like all languages, operates within a finite structure: 26 letters, words derived from dictionaries, and grammar that dictates the rules. AI doesn’t invent new alphabets, coin unprecedented words, or establish fresh grammatical frameworks. It works within the same linguistic boundaries as human writers. The question, therefore, shouldn’t be whether AI is involved but whether the content is meaningful, engaging, and effective in achieving its purpose....Expand

[nthflower]

One of my fave curie fo4 thing is she is so deathly with melee. And it's a bug actually but I completely accept it as canon. I love how she is like "peace and love 😘💕" and five minutes later taking down a behemoth with some random machete she found.

[alittleorcish]

new job wants me to make ai generated content for them for the marketing department (as an added responsibility to my existing role) and i'm gonna say no and hope i still have a job after ✌️

[ultramaga]

DND will be produced entirely by AI, with WotC charging through the nose for access.

OK.

But AI output is not copyrightable.

They have tried lying. That didn't work. What happens if they try to enforce that IP?

I could take their work - search and replace names - and sell it myself.

Do they need a new Sonny Bonno to go to Washington with bribes donations to change the laws to their favor?

[swagging-back-to]

is literally anything better than an employer emailing YOU asking YOU if you want to work for them and offering TWENTY AN HOUR plus every benefit known to man?

[pixelink]

RP Character Idea:

Gothic Girl2 (similar to previous design)

I created these because I was really immersed in the home decor world of dark aesthetics, and I wanted to see the Victorian/Baroque inspired style in clothing form or as a style aesthetic for people. I have yet to try this with a male character, but I just might because I absolutely love it. The lace, the corset tying, the neck adornments, the black cat, the tea set... it is all gorgeous and I love it.

[theblackbookofarkera]

Aurborean mist fox

From Blackwood’s Guide to the Wonderful Fauna of Arkera Vol 7: Aurborea