Some of these generated examples still make sense to me: >> Aragorn drew his sword, and the Battle of Fangorn was won. As they marched out through the thicket

Some of these generated examples still make sense to me: >> Aragorn drew his sword, and the Battle of Fangorn was won. As they marched out through the thicket the morning mist cleared, and the day turned to dusk. > Yeah, day doesn’t turn to dusk in the morning. I interpreted this to mean a literary jump in time, from morning to day to dusk, in one sentence. So, the text itself doesn't bother me. What scares me is the ability for an AI to overwhelm us with a volume of content such that the signal to noise ratio is exponentially amplified through massive amounts of auto-generated content.