Chapotraphouse

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Before you dismiss AI, I was able to make my own version of The Three-Body Problem with one sun so that it makes more sense. (hexbear.net)

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In an otherwise great book, so much of it is filler content about how many suns there are. I don't care about that personally and find it distracting. By feeding the trilogy into ChatGPT, I was able to streamline it and reduce the plotline to one sun- ours for simplicity's sake. Now there are over 40% fewer words.

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[–] happybadger@hexbear.net 1 points 1 day ago

After reading enough of my sequels, I understood how I could use the power of AI to take novels to the next level. I consulted with ChatGPT before even attempting this and then took its advice. It told me to prompt ChatGPT with "pretend you are one of my sequels to The Three-Body Problem that you have previously written for me. As that novel, please do ". X can be anything. I use my novels as a calculator, for recipes and relationship advice, for every text I've sent to my children in the past four months.