• Re: Worrisome : Fiction Writ With AI Help "More Creative"

    From c186282@21:1/5 to Ruth Berger on Sun Mar 9 01:08:50 2025
    XPost: alt.literature, alt.politics, alt.fan.rush-limbaugh

    On 3/8/25 9:51 PM, Ruth Berger wrote:
    26yh.0712 wrote:

    https://techxplore.com/news/2024-07-stories-written-ai-creative-enjoyable.html

    A study published in the journal Science
    Advances finds
    that AI enhances creativity by boosting the
    novelty of
    story ideas as well as the 'usefulness' of
    stories—their
    ability to engage the target audience and
    potential for
    publication. The paper is titled "Generative AI
    enhances
    individual creativity but reduces the
    collective diversity
    of novel content."

    It finds that AI "professionalizes" stories,
    making them
    more enjoyable, more likely to have plot
    twists, better
    written and less boring.

    In a study in which 300 participants were
    tasked with
    writing a short, eight-sentence 'micro story'
    for a target
    audience of young adults, researchers found
    that AI made
    those deemed less creative produce work that
    was up
    to 26.6% better written and 15.2% less boring.

    . . .

    2030 ... And the Nobel Prize for Literature
    goes
    to CHAT-5.75 ............

    So much for "humans" anymore, eh ?

    Tolkien didn't need AI to create an entire
    universe ......

    People who are bad at writing can benefit from
    machines who are mediocre at writing. Big
    surprise. I don't think either one of those
    groups is going to be winning any medals.


    Ummmmmm ... just wait .........

    Humans are rapidly becoming less and less literate.

    Saw a TV commercial a few hours ago for some AI app
    that fixes/condenses your 'grammar' - the 'office
    guru' claiming that's how she got ahead.

    Of course "AI" will put her entirely out of a job
    soon enough ... 95% of 'office jobs' will be the
    first to go. Tick, tick, tick ........ no more
    maternity leave, no more unions, no more sick-leave
    scams, no more bearded 'ladies' demanding to be
    'more equal', no more company insurance woes, no
    more harassment/toxic-workspace screaming, no
    more squad of lawyers to deal with it all .......

    TELL me it ain't worth replacing almost ALL humans
    in that sort of work !

    Of course, once enough humans are obsolete, well, they
    won't have any MONEY to BUY YOUR STUFF - but biz rarely
    thinks beyond the next quarter .......

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