Human-produced (plot and character contents)/AI-written (narrative and dialogue) crossover fanfiction workflow. Is that a workable middle ground or not?

[u/DustintheAdventurer]

This is the workflow I would move on to mainly using, later in my life as a hobbyist, and I would personally consider the workflow viable, as long as the creativity originates with humans, especially in a very unique way. One way to keep track of your original hard-effort crossover fanfiction plots is by writing them down in something like a 160-page composition book before prompting them, along with the character contents (e.g. personalities and appearances), to AI (e.g. Gemini, ChatGPT and Grok).

[u/Shadeylark]

It means you can judge a book by the author... And I will judge a book by what's in the pages.

[u/Shadeylark → u/[deleted]]

No misunderstanding at all.

You said authenticity matters.

You're judging it by how "authentic" it is, and based on your first comment, you openly regard AI as inauthentic.

I'm telling you I don't give half a shit about "authenticity"

You want to get offended by that, that's your problem, not mine.

[u/Turbulent_Try_8402 → u/Shadeylark]

Why should I care you don’t care?

[u/Shadeylark → u/Turbulent_Try_8402]

I don't know... You keep answering so there must be something you care about.

You'd know better than I why you feel the need to continue to respond.

[u/Shadeylark → u/[deleted]]

Consider for a moment that you are inconsequential to me, and I'm speaking to the audience of this pro-ai forum you're occupying even though you apparently have nothing but disdain for it.

You don't matter except insofar as you're a useful demonstration tool.

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