> What if we found that humans actually do it in the same way? We know that humans don't – or, at least, aren't limited to this approach. A quick perusal of an

> What if we found that humans actually do it in the same way? We know that humans don't – or, at least, aren't limited to this approach. A quick perusal of an Organization for Transformative Works project (e.g. AO3, Fanlore) will reveal a lot of ideas which are novel. See the current featured article on Fanlore (https://fanlore.org/wiki/Stormtrooper_Rebellion https://fanlore.org/wiki/Stormtrooper_Rebellion), or the (after heavy filtering) the Crack Treated Seriously tag on AO3 (https://archiveofourown.org/works?work_search[sort_column]=kudos_count&include_work_search[rating_ids][]=11&include_work_search[category_ids][]=21&exclude_work_search[archive_warning_ids][]=17&exclude_work_search[archive_warning_ids][]=18&exclude_work_search[archive_warning_ids][]=19&exclude_work_search[archive_warning_ids][]=20&work_search[excluded_tag_names]=Meta%2CDrugs%2CAlcohol%2CSelf-Indulgent%2CN+Things%2CNot+Beta+Read&work_search[crossover]=F&work_search[complete]=T&work_search[words_to]=10000&tag_id=Crack+Treated+Seriously https://archiveofourown.org/works?work_search[sort_column]=k...). You can't get stuff like this from a large language model.