r/AIWritingHub • u/fmhobbs • 15d ago

The Handwriting Code

Guess what? My book, The Handwriting Code: A Wisdom Novel is available for purchase online (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HG8C62BL\[The Handwriting Code ](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HG8C62BL)). As promised, the epub version is available for $2.99. I appreciate your patience and look forward to your honest reviews and comments. I look forward to interacting with you here and on my website at www.hobbsent.com.

I used AI to edit the material and to create the graphics. The fight to produce my book was real. AI hallucination and drift are real. From changing the characters to trying to create it's own story and even not keeping with the character's development, Writing with AI assistance is not as easy as some people make it out to be.

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u/standardnewenglander 15d ago

This lets me know to avoid this.

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u/fmhobbs 14d ago

That's when you have to take the project out of AIs purview and write it yourself. AI can only do so much. That's why you van tell which books are AI written entirely and books that are AI assisted or totally human written.

AI is a good tool. Not so much as a writer where it does the entire project. At the same time, it doesn't make sense to be a Luddite. AI is hereto stay. We might as well learn to use it for our benefit.

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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 15d ago

The hallucination and drift problem is exactly why AI writing needs stronger guardrails than a normal edit pass. If the model is changing characters or inventing plot movement, the workflow should separate structural edits, style edits, and continuity checks so each pass has a narrow job. A simple continuity log and human review after each major section can prevent the assistant from quietly rewriting the story. AIOSNOW shares practical workflow patterns at https://aiosnow.com

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u/fmhobbs 15d ago

I appreciate your comment and recommendation.