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and then what? it can't be original, it will forever recycle/regurgitate past SF. Nothing new will appear.
by a_bonobo 4y ago
and then what? it can't be original, it will forever recycle/regurgitate past SF. Nothing new will appear.
- loeg 4y ago"there is nothing new under the sun" But also I expect AI-written novels to be pretty crap, so I'd prefer humans keep doing it.
- ElFitz 4y ago> it can't be original, it will forever recycle/regurgitate past SF I can’t see why. It could very well, on its own, use other genre’s narrative structures, stories or styles that are uncommon or inexistant in SF. It could also be used by a human writer to flesh out the story and concepts the writer has created. There are a few authors I find brilliant but whose writing and characters were sorely lacking. It’s really more about what you do with it than wether or not you use it. I mean, computers have enabled people to simply copy-paste stuff and not produce anything meaningful. Some do just that. Others have thrived.
- vba616 4y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Variety https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Variety "...a last ironic thought drifted through Hendricks’ mind...They were already beginning to design weapons to use against each other."