The AI Fiasco

[astuffedshirt_perv]

But then both sailed through without a hiccup. Each contained very little dialogue and were relatively short @ 750 words each, but I didn't change anything in my writing style to increase the chances of avoiding rejection.

Best advice I can give is to focus on flow, trying to inject an organic element and connect on an emotional level. Add some awkward, some hesitation, connection and tumbling relief to your story.

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[latecomer91364]

I have yet to read a fictional work 'written' by AI, and I hope to continue my trend. Among other duties for a Managed IT Services concern, I write all the blogs for our L.A. and East Coast companies.

Another member of my team has been sending me AI-generated page content (not blogs) for the back east web page, and it's horrible! It's repetitive as fuck, only knows about three adverbs or adjectives (everything is 'robust' AAAAGGGHHH!). Boring as hell to read - a true hurt on my brain and writing sensibilities.

If AI fiction is like that, than writer's fears should be allayed.ble!