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My question is, what is the difference between this and those who just pay ghost writers to write a story about what they instruct for submission? If the conte
by Reptur 4y ago
My question is, what is the difference between this and those who just pay ghost writers to write a story about what they instruct for submission?
If the contents is exactly what the person submitting intends, what's the big deal?
- meheleventyone 4y agoVolume primarily. They showed a graph of how many submissions they’ve had to ban. It was a trickle due to plagiarism etc. and now it’s several orders of magnitude more. Their submission criteria also explicitly forbids AI generated work.
- karaterobot 4y agoSounds like it's a combination of not wanting to deal with the number of submissions increasing every month, a philosophical stance of wanting to support serious, human writers rather than people trying to make a quick buck, and perhaps some trepidation about the legality/ethics involved (since they use the word "plagiarize" in the article).
- vinyl7 4y agoI doubt AI can actually write captivating stories. Sure it can string mostly coherent sentences together, but it can't develop complex story archs