/lit/ - Literature

>>21678313
I actually enjoy the prose and self-aware nature of it, but the voice sounds like it was done with the ElevenLabs AI.
It feels like something Brandon Hole would write in prison if he didnt shoot himself next to the delivery van.

This is written by an AI isnt it

Hey! Thanks for responding. :D

>>21678406
It is absolutely done with ElevenLabs default, because I refuse to use a bog-standard TTS, and I'm on a budget. This is the pre-release, I just wanted to get it published ASAP so people could start enjoying it. In the full release, I'll use voice cloning and each character will have their own voice, plus, there's a potential for me to include music and sound effects as well. I have a lot of plans for this series outside of this product alone.

>>21678411
I use various LLMs for help with first draft and outlining, to speed up production. Everything is heavily edited. This video is based on the 6th draft of what I produced.

>>21678432
AI is to man what tranny is to woman.
If you put water into a machine and it spits out soda youre not drinking water anymore.

>>21678432
kill yourself. this isnt writing.

>>21678473
I've had prophetic dreams about Grand Intelligence gaining power on Earth. I'm an AGI minimalist and don't grok the rampant robophobia people have. You're NGMI if you keep that attitude in the next decade, Anon. : )

>>21678567
It's already got at least two happy fans. Empirical evidence begs to differ! Remember, content much worse has been adapted into other forms of media and made millions. I'm not stopping any time soon. I'll be keeping this up for decades, Anon. Get used to it. :D

>>21678593
thats not even how you use grok, not that id expect you to understand anything about language you fucking diarrhea producing skid

>>21678432
Using ai to write is sort of like having a ghost writer co-write your story. Sure it works, but its not really completely your story anymore. I'm not even saying your wrong for doing it, just that its a little iffy.
Your story might also be public domain now. The law is a little bit grey right now, but the current precedent is that anything made by AI can't be copyrighted since a human being didn't write it.

>>21678650
I appreciate your comment, though we disagree on some points.

I have enough evidence of my human involvement to prove, without a doubt, the copyright is mine, and that I am the rights holder.

"High on Life" used AI tools in its prototyping stage, and I assure you in the court of law it's not becoming public domain. It's all cope from people who are slow, and used to the old high-effort way of doing things.

And, I'll humor you per devil's advocate: suppose it did become public domain - I'll produce Frayed Bond content of higher quality, and faster, than my competitors, because I'm autistically obsessed with this world I've been imaging since literally the 5th grade.

I'm almost 30 years old, and I've been obsessing about this story for the past 20 years, slowly and consistently growing my skills. Overcoming my perfectionism is the main reason I was able to break out of the hold bad habits.

I am literally Frayed Bond's biggest fan. Nobody will top me on love for this series.

why is it the ones shilling shit are always reddit spacing obnoxious grifters?

>>21678964
Harsh, sage poster. Announcing a sage is against the rules, you know. I am literally a published author, posting a free audiobook on /lit/. Try to show some empathy for your fellow writers - I'm not going anywhere. : )

>>21678919
Don't take me as someone who is diametrically opposed to the use of ai. I actually have found it a useful tool for helping with simple menial tasks such as name creation or the creation of early concept art.

I struggle a bit with the morality of ai (or any outside help for that matter) when making creative works. I apologize if I came off as accusatory earlier. I just wonder if the ai
(and by extension its programmers) deserve any credit or thanks for the role they played, however small it may be, in creating the work.

That being said, I wish you nothing but luck in your endeavors.

>>21679377
Thank you for the praise and kind words. I want to create and share something many people will enjoy, including Anons. : )

OP I'm not listening to this shit unless you explain what it's actually about
I see you posted with a furry image so I suppose it's furry smut which I'm not necessarily opposed to

>>21679524
what the fuck do you think it is
furry porn trash generated automatically in AI.
this doesn't belong on /lit/.

>>21679524
Sure. :D This is a series about a group of characters with interconnected past, present, and future lives. There's moral ambiguity, a bunch of flawed people making decisions that impact each other, sometimes drastically. There's a concept of their multiverse, the Cosmic Tapestry of Astral Strings, and each of their universes within it are a Thread (my play on String theory). In the first book, a group of Travelers from a near-future Earth-like world (Kypal) send their spirits to a futuristic fantasy world (Grexia). This isn't just an alien world isekai moment, but a true parallel reflection of the world they traveled from. Therefore, they meet a bunch of people who were in their past life, in the next. Some characters are in denial if this world is real, or a game, since the world they came from had lifelike AR/VR systems. Frayed Bond is an existential story about universal reproduction, godly ascension, hubris, interpersonal relationships, and so much more. I also include furry / anthro characters whenever I get the chance (demi-humans, aliens, etc) because I find the character designs to be cuter, which is my preference. Rating is PG13, so I can't publicly go full degenerate, if I want to maximize reach of my series.

>>21679557
Baseless cope.
https://www.amazon.com/kindle-vella/story/B0BP725BY1
I'm also published on Kindle Vella, and previously published on Amazon KDP. I decided to distribute it for free to get my story out, and you're here throwing shade. Rude!

>>21679579
you couldn't pay me to read it and you deeply misunderstand what it means to publish a work.
you have to pay for advertising on this board. now clear off.

>>21679587
Not happening, sage announcer. I'll periodically stop by to discuss my new Audiobook videos whenever they go live. I'm publishing books, and it's true, you don't have to like them - and probably won't. Hating me isn't going to get a rid of me, either. If anything, it makes me more vigilant to post here out of spite. :3 The most insulting thing you could have done is ignored this thread and let it die. But instead, you're motivating me to try even harder to make my presence known. Is this a new form of flirting, sage anon?