>So in 2033, maybe the writer's main job will be adding personality to otherwise bland AI-generated stories. Really, AI sceners [0] need to stop thinking so hi

>So in 2033, maybe the writer's main job will be adding personality to otherwise bland AI-generated stories. Really, AI sceners [0] need to stop thinking so highly of themselves. It's getting boring. The very big plot logic hole that the jewel is missing such that the lady demands its return but then it was...found hidden in the maid's room, is so bad that it would be rejected outright by anyone. This is beyond just how boring it is, which the author did remark upon. It's funny how only on a handicap is AI impressive ("AI is amazing given the constraints! It can spell well and talk with natural language, this is amazing compared to what we had five years ago") but despite the 80% coherence and value, the 20% it fails in are key areas that really sink it as convincing people other than sceners. [0] It's hard to tell, but a lot of these claims and hype seem to be driven by people in the scene, not people who actually do AI research or work.