AI writing has been at the forefront of controversy this year, with news websites to fiction organizations being forced to chime in on whether it’s ethical or not.
It's hard enough to teach students about spelling, grammar, and building a sentence. Many teachers reach for the bottle in despair, after another fruitless attempt to show why and how sentences get strung into a paragraph. Morpheus beckons when the concept of "context" causes blank faces.
An AI, a mere expert system, does this poorly to incredibly bad, mimicking any third-tier bureaucrat's anemic prose. Cadence? Synonyms or phrasing? Hah!
It's hard enough to teach students about spelling, grammar, and building a sentence. Many teachers reach for the bottle in despair, after another fruitless attempt to show why and how sentences get strung into a paragraph. Morpheus beckons when the concept of "context" causes blank faces.
An AI, a mere expert system, does this poorly to incredibly bad, mimicking any third-tier bureaucrat's anemic prose. Cadence? Synonyms or phrasing? Hah!
He ain't wrong. An AI tool for grammar and spell checking is useful, but the whole point of my stories is that they are my stories.
AI can never capture the “feel” that LC is talking about. Imagine ChatGPT trying to imitate Watership Down or Huckleberry Finn. Yeah right.