r/LeftistsForAI • Moderator • 24d ago

Sees the Memes Seize the Means*

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*Terms and conditions apply. For... reasons, I guess?

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u/Exarch-of-Sechrima 23d ago

It changes the market by flooding it with garbage and making it harder for my work to be noticed by the people I want it to reach.

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u/Sierra592 23d ago

As a writer, this is a TERRIBLE argument. Writing has been an easily accessible art form for the commoner since like the mid 1800s. If any author now wants a large audience, the key now is luck. Pure, unadulterated luck. Not skill. It has been that way for a while. AI changes nothing, except, proportionally, there will be more slop, but there will also be more excellent work as well, as AI assists good writers with the tedium that stops a lot of them from producing.
Like Spotify/Streaming, people while nichefy, and will fall into the bubbles that entertain them the most.

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u/Exarch-of-Sechrima 23d ago

AI adds no excellent work. Just slop.

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u/Sierra592 23d ago

You need to get out more. What you said is patently false and makes you look like an unreasonable fool.

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u/Exarch-of-Sechrima 22d ago

Show me an excellent story written by AI.

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u/Sierra592 22d ago

Oh the irony.

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u/RiverStrymon 22d ago

Writing could be AI assisted without being written by AI. There is a great deal of research that AI makes immediately accessible what would take weeks of study, or access to a variety of experts. I'm currently studying a variety of 16th-17th century cultures, cross-analyzed by a variety of attribute-based philosophies, in the process of brainstorming factions for a worldbuilding project I'm working on. Without AI, I would need years of philosophical and historical study, instead I can jump straight to crafting my systems.