The Novelist Studio and its soon to be rolled out spinoff StoryTeller.ai is a great AI system to develop your concept, outline the story, and run the draft through the developmental editor.
I’m 100% onboard with AI editing. I’m a debut indie author and I operate on a tight budget. I’ve had to use AI editing because it is what I can afford. I’m using the newest models and it surprises me by the things it points out for me to correct or rewrite.
I’m becoming a firm believer in the usefulness AI editing offers for those willing try it, or those who have no other choice.
This read was fascinating, as a debut author with a debut imprint, I've been using AI to help me edit, and yes, it's all in the algorithm instructions.
I'm sold on trying this, because I honestly thought I was crazy. (at least that is what a dozen people told me when I said I wasnt using a human editor.)
The Novelist Studio and its soon to be rolled out spinoff StoryTeller.ai is a great AI system to develop your concept, outline the story, and run the draft through the developmental editor.
I’m 100% onboard with AI editing. I’m a debut indie author and I operate on a tight budget. I’ve had to use AI editing because it is what I can afford. I’m using the newest models and it surprises me by the things it points out for me to correct or rewrite.
I’m becoming a firm believer in the usefulness AI editing offers for those willing try it, or those who have no other choice.
Thanks for your post!
This read was fascinating, as a debut author with a debut imprint, I've been using AI to help me edit, and yes, it's all in the algorithm instructions.
I'm sold on trying this, because I honestly thought I was crazy. (at least that is what a dozen people told me when I said I wasnt using a human editor.)
Thank you!
AI is a computer. It works as well as the quality of its input and programming - and as well as the diligence of its overseer.
AI will hallucinate, given the opportubity.
Dude everyone is a computer
As if humans can’t make mistakes this shit is ludicrous
"I fed it a 22-step plot framework, a four-corner opposition model, diagnostic questions about leitmotiv and continuity of tone."
Hmm... why does this remind me of Toto pulling back the curtain on the Wizard of Oz?? 😕💦