I'm not allowed, actually in that conversation because I'm a little bit too open about AI, even though I've never used it on a cover or to sell really a book. I was literally shut out of the conversation and it was assumed that I was all pro I. And because I posted a picture I made in mid journey, it's a conversation worth having. There are some really incredible authors and podcasters. Joanna Penn, who is very pro AI
Michael Knight
@MK1981 · 1:33
Because the great thing about writing and reading is just this human connection that we get, this ability to kind of escape into a different world through an author. And I don't think we're there yet. With AI, it just feels so generic and just so empty. And I know it sounds like hokey or weird, but it's kind of like it takes away from the specialness of the human soul. There's something there that just can't be reproduced by machines
Isoellen Writes
@Isoellen · 4:53
I wanted to say thank you so much for your input, and I don't necessarily disagree. I've tried AI subscription and free, and you're right, it lacks soul for longer works, especially for shorter works. It is. It kind of reframes. It kind of reframes 20 years of commercials. It's not necessarily if I'm creating copy and content that I want to sell, maybe put that in or short emails or whatever, possibly