Eduardo Ficaria
Troubadour
In The Verge they've published recently a long article about an AI-based fiction writing tool.
It's an interesting piece, where they talk about why some authors may require the use of such software, or the current limitations of this AI tool. They also put some examples of text the tool can return, one of which I cannot resist sharing here.
“Alice closed her eyes and sighed, savoring the moment before reality came back crashing down on them like the weight of an elephant sitting on them both while being eaten by a shark in an airplane full of ninjas puking out their eyes and blood for no apparent reason other than that they were ninjas who liked puke so much they couldn’t help themselves from spewing it out of their orifices at every opportunity.”
I understand the utility of these kind of tools, although I wouldn't use it specifically for writing the fiction itself but more for easing the rest of tasks suchs as editing. What do you think? Do you happen to use the software mentioned in the article or maybe something similar?
It's an interesting piece, where they talk about why some authors may require the use of such software, or the current limitations of this AI tool. They also put some examples of text the tool can return, one of which I cannot resist sharing here.
“Alice closed her eyes and sighed, savoring the moment before reality came back crashing down on them like the weight of an elephant sitting on them both while being eaten by a shark in an airplane full of ninjas puking out their eyes and blood for no apparent reason other than that they were ninjas who liked puke so much they couldn’t help themselves from spewing it out of their orifices at every opportunity.”
I understand the utility of these kind of tools, although I wouldn't use it specifically for writing the fiction itself but more for easing the rest of tasks suchs as editing. What do you think? Do you happen to use the software mentioned in the article or maybe something similar?