>when you had a great idea last week for a non-fiction book that wasn't on Amazon>huge excitement, talk to ChatGPT about it>first ever book, aim for 120 pages and self publish on Amazon, who cares if it barely sells, it's for the sense of achievement >when you spend 2 hours this evening planning contents of 7 chapters>know books that covered similar topics>ask ChatGPT for more recommendations >recommends picrelated from 2019>oh no>download and skim it >covers around 4 and a half of my chapters but in much greater depth and more journalistic effort than I ever would've doneI've been brutally mogged but I'm not feeling too bad about it. At least it happened now and not after wasting more evenings.
>>85669573I enjoy talking about my creative ideas with chatgpt
>>85669573>talk to ChatGPT about itit's all so tiresome
You can trace it back to before something awful. TOTSE is where all this really began.
>>85669573>OOOOOH SPOOKY 4CHAN BOOGEY MAN>ANONYMOUS COULD BE ANYONE!!!!!this shit always makes me fucking laugh
>>85669573The author of the future is unwilling to risk writing something similar to another's work and requires being spoonfed?