[gashatfreak]

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

Nowadays the ability to write works like a machine gun is valued, and there will always be fans.

Not necessarily. The appeal of writing is the 'human touch' behind it. Sacrificing quality for quantity won't end well. Just look at the overhwleming amount of straming services we have right now. Just look at the MCU. Eventually people would be so bombarded with information that they'll tune off.

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

Therefore, AI can help many slow writers or hobbyists with limited resources.

While I do agree to an extent, the issue is always going to be the abuse of AI and plagiarising other content. Some people publish books entirely written by AI, clogging ebook stores with junk.

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

After all, which of our recent contemporaries became famous for one work that they wrote all their lives? The last such individuals remained in the last century.

Those people are the exceptions rather than the norm. Artists, wirters and other people who pursue cultural contributions typically produce multiple works over their lifetime to refine their skills.

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Originally Posted by Mesnick

I think there is corruption here.

How exactly did you come to this conclusion?