People vs AI | AI may actually save new writers | Craig D Griffiths

[@blackman7437]

>Taking money from a parasitic industry and giving it to another parasitic industry I'm not sure this is the win you think it is.

[@CraigGriffiths]

Change can never be great for everyone. A.I. is a horrible thing in a creative world for so many reasons, you are correct there. But it will be less likely to exploit. People will get bored with it. Then, I hope, that people will really study and learn the craft.

[@DDumbrille]

Craig, a 'RECOMMEND' will indeed carry some weight when sending out queries. Having said that, it's highly unlikely anyone would get one in the first place.

[@DDumbrille]

Also, AI is already available ONLINE so one doesn't have to use an AI 'service' -- which no sane person would use in the first place.

[@craig.d.griffiths]

A recommend only carries weight if it comes from someone with credibility. There are so many people offering notes, that credibility is uncommon.

[@craig.d.griffiths]

I have been using it commercially in business for years. But people are now targeting the coverage sector.

[@themarekch]

I see some film festivals are now saying no IA scripts allowed. Or anything made in AI.

[@craig.d.griffiths]

I 100% agree. It would be like me saying a ran a marathon, but I was driving a car.