> do you really want to cry watching a movie that was 100% produced by robots? I've had a lot of fun having ChatGPT write stories for me: I'd ask it make chang

> do you really want to cry watching a movie that was 100% produced by robots? I've had a lot of fun having ChatGPT write stories for me: I'd ask it make changes, to add a character, add a motivation, etc. I'm just playing around, and it's 100% produced by a robot and I enjoy it. I don't personally mind having an emotional response by a story generated by a "robot". I don't really understand how it being bot generated cheapens the experience. The emotion that I feel are elicited by my thoughts and reflections based on what I've read and experienced, not by the robot.