I was speaking to all, in my ModVoice, including to future readers of the thread. No worries.
I think I agree with this statement the most, AI Art is a very handy tool to visualize certain things about your story like the look of characters in the world and certain other things. Using ChatGPT I feel is a double-edged knife.AI is a toy to me. I would spend more time dicking with ChatGPT and correcting it's crap than actually writing to make it work. Even for pure world-building, it sucks for me. Maybe if I was working from scratch it would be more useful. The AI Art is a better toy for inspiration. Although I didn't use anything it produced, I tinkered around with a variety of thoughts on flags and what I generated pointed me in curious directions that led to a flag description that didn't even make it into the book... Fun, but in the end, still wasted more time than I should have, LMAO.
The true question is would it still be your fantasy, or would it be the AI's creation you pretend is your fantasy?Never is a strong word. The AI will have other iterations and evolve. What if it did not suck for world or story creation? Would it remain just a curiosity, or would we slowly slide into using the shortcuts to do what we could have done ourselves?
I am sure I could take that TSR world building guide and us it as instructions for an AI.
The true question is would it still be your fantasy, or would it be the AI's creation you pretend is your fantasy?
- This is more philosophical than anything else I believe.
There are some tools to find patterns in GPT written texts. But they aren't reliable.Yeah I feel like it’s super useful for fact checking or research and making sure the world is functionally believable. I just wonder if anything ever gets published like is there a copyright thing or how would anyone even be able to tell if an idea or sentence came from chat gpt
I have to agree with other responses, that is not how the current law works. It might change, as copyright laws are evolving, but right now this is not correct.Copying is copying. If someone were to take prints from their Midjourney account in the style of [insert artist] then that would be copyright theft. Just the same as someone in real life making a copy of a famous painting and trying to make a profit from it. It’s happened many times before and will continue to happen. With AI what’s murky about it is that because it’s a third party operator somehow it gets around copyright theft. Hopefully not for long.