I'm not a good person to ask, I've only ever reread Lord of the Rings and The Name of the Rose. And my own books, but that's different. I really don't read other people's fiction anymore unless it's a writer I know because I'm working on my stuff. I have dabbled in other rereads but they don't...
I once had Grok admit to a typo, heh heh.
The coolest bit is when you have AI showing its internal debates. Some grammar rules have been really fun to watch. I'm training one bot on all my books and every canonic piece of lore to use as a research engine on my own work and have been testing...
The key is the connector: fat AND lazy. You can be overweight and still athletic, see NFL Linemen, but they are not lazy, LOL. John Belushi, overweight, not Lazy, dude had some moves even as a Samurai.
But that still wasn't the point. The point I was heading for as that "realism" in combat is...
The bad part is that it totally derailed a point I was going to make in the Realism in Combat panel. Why of course fat lazy people can be great warriors! Wait... what? Brain melt from stepping into a PC trap, heh heh. But, oh well, LMAO. It was still a lot of fun
Oh! and also on topic. Lackey spoke about book piracy and how it derailed careers. From what she surmised, she would've been a much wealthier lady without piracy, not having to crank out more and more books, heh heh.
I'm in the SFWA and well, I pretty much ignore them. Did a virtual panel at the Nebulas in '22 and tried to stick my face in hot water by using the word "fat" in reference to Po in Kung-fu Panda. That was the Nebulas where Mercedes Lackey upstaged my "fat" comment and they shit-canned the old...
They are also trained on a lot of slop. AI for writing at its current state might be a bit like millions of AI monkeys typing, but their training probably hurts their ability to get lucky.
AI is a genuine marvel for editing and catching oddball errors. I released Eve of Snows 8 years ago, and...
Star Wars changed the world in a sense, but it wasn't as good of a movie. it was the right move at the right time. And every pass at it, Lucas has degraded it. Lucas' real genius was in marketing.