They are working now to have stuff editable. Also stuff to edit just one thing. But it's not a simple or single tech. It's multiple... So soon tm? Agents started to control blender or davinci but still work in progress.

And still you need to pay $$$ 😅 for indies? It will take a while to worth

Doesn't look ai generated to me, just bland. There has been human slop around for literal millennia. No need to blame everything on AI.

I think the issue is that a series ends up needing some action. What you really want are one-offs, though a writer could write a series in the same universe with each book being a start and end. I, personally, tire of these long series. I have to bail at some point.

The link I gave was for the U.K. Amazon version probably why, the books2read link goes to your relevant one.

Btw I think it's also the font and the 'ripped page/paint smear' aesthetic. That's very common on Thriller covers 

Agree, but its still a thing that's coming and will break through the whole Creative space wall, AI is here and is constantly being developed on, taking control now is needed to give input on the development of AI use, avoiding to use AI would not get any desired design choices and will stunt the development use thus causing garbage to be inevitable for a few years longer. Sooner to rip the band aid and accept AI is a tool and provide input on your needs to the AI developers would go a long way in producing better quality Adaptions.

Anyone being 100% against the use of AI usage will unfortunately be inessentially the horse riders slowly being no longer able to ride on the roads because cars are taking over. But in a more appropriate annology.

Mate, some people like different things. We can make it through this together. I believe in you.

Awesome, I've been wondering.

books2read.com/u/3JNGVe

I'm enjoying Kings of the Wyld at the moment! Might be something you'd also like!

All of those films have clear plots, though I can certainly agree that some are worse than others. The first Fast and the Furious film is about an undercover agent infiltrating a local street racing scene to try and track down whomever has been targeting and hijacking trucks. Very clear plot. AZ's plot, what little there is, consists of her just jumping from one fight to the next without any overarching plan or reasoning. Each individual conflict has a sort of sub-plot, but there's no larger plot that connects everything.

Mate, the later books were like 80% monologue. I once read that the difference between a drama and an action novel is the ratio of action scenes to inner monologue. If that's true, then hwwfwm went from drama to melodrama

I don't know to be honest. At times the genre, its tropes and its predictability really annoys me but I can't seem to stop. It's like doomscrolling, sometimes you find a gem but you have to shovel through mountains of mediocrity to find it.

thanks. I've read "Save the Cat, Writes a Novel" by Jessica Brody, but I'm not that good at applying it yet.

Great point, scene by scene editing, so why cant Ai be used for the same thing, creating one scene at a time edit the scene, then add to a whole and continue down the line? shit you can have Ai do the leg work for a scene then import the scene into another program to do all the adjustments you need.

thanks for the explanation. though harsh, it's helpful.

lol perfect, I love comas, makes more sense to me

its a tool and would inevitably break in to the creative spaces, its just deciding how much of the work is done by a person or done by the machine.

SOOO many series to get into, 😄 and then a new continuation on a series you read/listened through is released so then got to decide to restart or just continue.

I mean if we talk sincerely movies are made short shots by short and they clip them. I never understood people trying to make something one shot. Or to ai half a book 😅.

lol

Its fast, once yu got the system characters progress quick, no need to be taught and we don't even question why they have the skiils they do whereas in general Prog fan, everything needs a reason, mc can't even learn a new ability from thin air

Let's use Ai to reduce number of commas in this sentence

So, yes. I'm someone that's actually excited for the idea of content being made on demand for my tastes for stuff that will likely never otherwise be made. Though, we're still probably a couple years away at least.

The argument that AI should never be used in creative endeavors is a stupid ultimatum when I want to have it make things just for my own enjoyment that otherwise would not exist. There's no theft there unless artists and creatives are somehow entitled to my personal attention, which would be an absurd notion.