totally wild how AI’s creeping into the book world, huh? kind of makes you wonder if genuine storytelling is gonna take a hit.
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I am reminded of this (not for the first time):
>“By simply turning the handle, any one of you can produce up to three sonatas an hour. Now imagine how difficult this was for our ancestors. They could only create after working themselves up into fits of so-called inspiration, an obscure form of epilepsy.
from *We* by Yevgeny Zamyatin (translated by Bela Shayevich) — a man after every “AI” bro’s heart.
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totally wild how AI’s creeping into the book world, huh? kind of makes you wonder if genuine storytelling is gonna take a hit.
I am reminded of this (not for the first time):
>“By simply turning the handle, any one of you can produce up to three sonatas an hour. Now imagine how difficult this was for our ancestors. They could only create after working themselves up into fits of so-called inspiration, an obscure form of epilepsy.
from *We* by Yevgeny Zamyatin (translated by Bela Shayevich) — a man after every “AI” bro’s heart.