[Stylist] AI and Writing

[Sherry Gomes]

I wouldn't use AI to create the scene. But I have had fun asking it to describe some visual things for me, particularly body language and emotion cues. I've saved some of those things to use in my writing, because I tend to write in multiple points of view, and for blind characters I use little visual description, but the sighted characters need to have it.



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Subject: [Stylist] AI and Writing

Hi, 
I hope everyone is doing well!
I wanted to share with you all that I have been playingaround creating scenes with an AI app. What I would do is, I would tell the app what I wanted to happen in the scene, and the app would create the dialogue. As I played around with it more, I realized I had a new cast of characters that I could use for a story that I could write myself. But as I started actually writing the story for real yesterday, I realized that because I'd created the characters with AI, my language and dialogue were a little simplistic, just like AI's was.
So I think it's fine to use AI to generate some ideas, but when writing the actual story, it's good to beware of the language you're using!
This is just my personal opinion, but I wanted to share it because it hasn't been talked about on this list much.
Vejas 
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