Search results

The first is an example of an anti-villain: someone who considers themselves a hero, even though they contradict universal morals. The second is an example of a classic villain: someone who is evil for the sake of being evil.

Huh... why is this discussion increasingly shifting towards the Industrial Revolution 4.0 and job automation? We're here to discuss fiction. I don't want to get into all the heavy topics (even though we face them in the real world). I'm here for my hobby, not to discuss the future of AI...

I doubt she's using LLM, considering she just yesterday instructed niche authors (those who write for fun and don't get paid) to pay cover artists. If she's using LLM, she'd be betraying her anti-AI principles. The only reason I haven't bothered reviewing her fiction is simply because it's not...

What if one day your childhood friend suddenly appears and 'wants to save you' from your current self (who is cold after being hit by the harshness of life) by demanding that you return to being the person who used to know as a kind, gentle and friendly person. How would you feel and respond?

Blood Rose

This fiction is quite good. I found it to have personal stakes in the family relationship (mother and younger sister), which makes it feel personal and emotional for the reader. However, I've only skimmed chapter 1. I've added it to my bookmarks and will provide feedback once I've finished...

My point always comes back to respecting individual autonomy. If you're so frustrated and hate AI art, you should be suing tech giants like Grok, who have made AI art freely accessible to anyone... instead of making niche authors pay art that write fiction for fun and don't get paid a dime.

She's learned a lot about how to communicate publicly in online forum... so as not to stir up trouble. So I expect her to come back... with more polite and friendly words, perhaps.

I don't know who your question is for? For general authors or for your personal reflection as a new author. If the answer is the second, I can say your fiction engagement is quite good. I saw your fiction enter a special trending list yesterday. If you set the genres that can be displayed on...

I want to write again but the cold makes me to become a sleeping beauty....?:blob_sleep:

It's easier to complain and vent your frustrations on others than to address the root of the problem. If you hate AI art, then sue giant companies like Grok for freely providing AI art... instead of blaming niche authors who write for fun and don't make a dime from their writing.

Well, you should complain to AI art companies like Gemini, Grok, and ChatGPT... and sue them for billions of dollars. Good luck!

Say that to the people forced to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars simply because of software copyright issues. And to the companies forced to pay millions of dollars because of copyright issues. Is this fair? That's debatable. However, the law in the real world is often harsh. My point...

This is more like normalization than an argument with valid evidence, isn't it?

I'm not so sure. Go to RR and see how many fictions use AI covers and even AI-assisted. Tens of thousands to millions of views and hundreds to thousands of readers. Then try going to Amazon and see how many AI-contained fictions are sold? Here's the harsh reality... casual readers don't really...