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I asked it to write the first chapter... It came back with 550 words, all perfectly OK and pretty much cogent, but it would suck as a chapter of an actual book
by jmull 4y ago
I asked it to write the first chapter...
It came back with 550 words, all perfectly OK and pretty much cogent, but it would suck as a chapter of an actual book.
Generally, it had at least two fatal flaws:
(1) it was all cliche. I don't really mind cliche stuff for my walking-the-dogs audiobooks, but it can't be all cliche. There needs to be something in there.
(2) it didn't delve into any details. E.g. there was an important planet, unexpectedly under attack, and a space battle for it. But nothing about why it was important and the space battle was over in a sentence or so. I prompted for more detail on these and got some, but again, it was purely cliche and contained no interesting details.
Also, there was literally nothing following from the dynamic the premise suggests.
With a bunch of prompting I think I could get it to write the book, but I think it would be purely cliche and bland, except possibly where I did some heavy lifting.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y ago>(1) it was all cliche. Ha, well, considering how it works, I would be interested if it wasn't. I think things like "Write me a song about a dumper baby's birthday in the styles of Shakespeare and Tupac" work well not because they are terribly deep into any aspect, but two cliche takes wrapped up into something mediumly unique instantly.