>while letting the autosuggestions work their surreal magic I think that (unfortunately) gives way too much to the autosuggestions, and that the humans are doi

>while letting the autosuggestions work their surreal magic I think that (unfortunately) gives way too much to the autosuggestions, and that the humans are doing the vast majority of the creative work. My predictive keyboard on android offers 3 words, and if I try, I can delay the trap of falling into a loop and get a small amount of diversity in my sentences. If I had 18 words to work with, and they were specifically trained on the content of Harry Potter, that's a lot of room to exercise the kind of creativity that is still (for now) unique to humans.