#WritersCoffeeClub 12 Someone asks permission to use AI to write a book in your style outside your usual genre. Do you allow it?
Certainly not. Someone 'using' AI is either a grifter (if you are talking about the sludge that is currently labeled AI) or a slaver (if you are talking about an actual artificial intelligence).
A voluntary offer of collaboration from a true artificial intelligence would be intriguing, but is profoundly unlikely.
Elyse M Grasso /
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