How To Write A Novel with AI

How to Write a Novel with ChatGPT: Part 3 - Creativity, Tone & Prose (Feat. Midjourney, Speech Blaster & Plottr)
Welcome to Part 3 of our journey on how to write a novel using ChatGPT! In this episode, we're diving into the creative process with Midjourney as our example story. We'll also explore AI-generated voices using Speech Blaster and organize our plot with Plottr. Witness how ChatGPT's surprising creativity challenges my expectations, while also grappling with its occasional smarmy tone and know-it-all attitude.
Together, we'll tackle the limitations of ChatGPT in providing captivating prose and discuss how to overcome this hurdle. Follow along as we set out the beats of Act 1, create intriguing characters, and delve into the theme of our story. Join us for an engaging look at the potential of AI-assisted novel writing and how it can help you improve your own storytelling. Don't miss out on the valuable insights and inspiration!
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[@johnsonjohnny675]

Most breakdowns on writing with ai hasn't been super helpful. This has actually been helpful thank you

[@anthonyp.4734]

I will keep following this. I am writing my first novel and so far am loving it but the process is time consuming and painful. A.I. could replace my work but if it does maybe I can adapt my own creativity in story telling using A.I as a tool. Thank you for giving us a chance to learn alongside you

[@classicdetective]

Good luck.

[@francoisneko]

Really great! Exited to see how everything will come together!

[@aham9570]

I am going to writte a book, and right now I am getting the AI version of it as I outlined it.

[@oreycrounk9503]

Interesting that you spoke of using the Save the Cat Writes a Novel beats by Jessica Brody but then prompted it to give you plot beats based on Save the Cat by Blake Snyder. Brody's work is based on Snyder's but they are different, and there's the chance that chatGPT might "know" that difference. Would it have been more productive to prompt it for Brody's structure instead, or did I miss something?

[@classicdetective]

No. I think you’re right . I can correct that going forward I think

[@gussiefick2590]

This is fascinating and fun! Does the story take place during the French Revolution? Is the family hiding in the old, rundown chateau to escape the mob? Thanks for taking us along on your book-writing experiment with AI.

[@classicdetective]

We shall see. Only the AI knows

[@AuthorpreneurPodcast]

Are you using the paid or free version of ChatGTP?

[@classicdetective]

paid