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As Artificial Intelligence becomes more adept, will it write the next bestseller? In this article at newyorker.com, Writer’s Relief discovered that AI can now very effectively replicate specific literary styles. Learn how the artificial-intelligence application Sudowrite takes on famous works like Kafka’s The Metamorphosis or Coleridge’s Kubla Khan.
What are the pros and cons of AI learning to write? Learn more here.
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The author emphasizes that human guidance and editing is needed to avoid poor quality content. Suggestions such as creating an outline from the SERP, adding frequently asked questions, editing content, rewriting the introduction… will help the article look more natural and useful. However, I’m concerned AI could cause copyright issues if not used carefully. Overall, the article provides an important perspective on how to creatively combine humans and AI.
The Sudowrite app mentioned can emulate the style of famous authors. However, I think that no matter how intelligent machines are, it is difficult to replace human imagination, emotions and depth of thought. Therefore, I think that artificial intelligence will assist but hardly replace humans in creating great literary works.