AI Generated Literature

[Anonymous No.23685095]

I think it's pretty good.
>it's free
>you don't have to wait for the legacy author to finish
>it always matches your interests
Post your AI generated literature.

[Anonymous No.23685101]

Title: The Antennas of Influence

In the not-so-distant future, technology had merged seamlessly into the human experience, changing the world in unimaginable ways. Among the most controversial advancements was the development of "mind-control antennas"—slender devices created to amplify thoughts and emotions, and in some cases, to alter them enti

rely.

In the heart of New San Francisco, Dr. Celia Rourke, the brilliant but enigmatic scientist who pioneered the antennas, stood in her laboratory, a sleek compound filled with screens flickering data and intricate diagrams. These antennas, initially designed to assist people with neurological disorders, had reignited a debate that spanned ethics, autonomy, and the very fabric of free will.

Her initial trials had shown promise. Patients who struggled with severe anxiety or depression reported remarkable improvements, their minds harmonized by the gentle influence of the antennas. But there were whispers—those who saw the antennas not as a healing tool but as a gateway to manipulation. A government agency had taken a keen interest in Celia's work, envisioning a world in which the antennas could be used to control masses, to bend will and reshape society according to idealistic visions of order and uniformity.

One evening, as dusk draped its shadow over the city, Celia received an unexpected visitor. He was a young man named Theo, eyes bright with both apprehension and determination. He claimed he had come to warn her.

“I’ve seen what they plan to do with your antennas, Dr. Rourke. You have to stop them!” Theo’s voice trembled, yet there was an undercurrent of conviction that caught Celia’s attention.

Intrigued, Celia listened as Theo painted a chilling picture of an underground resistance forming among those who feared the rise of a manipulative regime. "They’re testing the antennas on the populace, altering thoughts and perceptions without consent. It has to be exposed. You’re the only one who can help."

Celia felt a knot tighten in her stomach. Although she had envisioned her invention as a means of healing, she had never fully grasped how it could be weaponized. They spent the night discussing the ramifications of her creation, the responsibility that weighed on her shoulders, and the potential fallout of unleashing such technology into the hands of the powerful.

Days morphed into weeks. Theo became a constant presence at the lab, his passion igniting a fire within Celia. She watched his unwavering resolve as he gathered evidence, testimonies from affected families, and records of unauthorized experiments. Together, they concocted a plan to expose the truth, yet the closer they got, the more dangerous it became.

[Anonymous No.23685111]

>>23685101
When do they have sex?

[Anonymous No.23685115]

>pretty good

It's not the same as human writing, in a way the human writes it via the prompt.

In the future, there may be tools that let you generate a full length film from your prompt and watch it live.

[Anonymous No.23685148]

[Anonymous No.23685177]

>>23685148
This is an instant classic, it brought tears to my eyes.

[Anonymous No.23685218]

>>23685115
>AI generated short story
>AI narrated audio voice
>AI generated images per scene
it's practically a movie already

[Anonymous No.23685662]

>>23685115
it's a movie now
>The Antennas of Influence
https://files.catbox.moe/h8zb0y.mp4

[Anonymous No.23685861]

>>23685095
>>23685148
>all those words
>to say nothing
There are more books then you could read in a lifetime and you chose bot-slop. You ai fags manage to have less and worse taste them basedboi Redditors and boomers.

[Anonymous No.23685870]

>>23685861
The story delivers a powerful message.

[Anonymous No.23685885]

>>23685095
>>23685115
The human factor.

No one finds it interesting to watch two chess bots play each other. Likewise, anything generated by AI will always be uninteresting slop.

[Anonymous No.23685894]

>>23685885
>No one finds it interesting to watch two chess bots play each other
Normal people don't like watching chess to begin with.

>Likewise, anything generated by AI will always be uninteresting slop.
Slop is designed to be highly consumable... that's what makes it slop

[Anonymous No.23685906]

>>23685885
that was already disproven in this thread

[Anonymous No.23685910]

>>23685906
An Indian samefagging does not count saar.

[Anonymous No.23686260]

I think this is some good stuff.

>The Antennas of Influence - DAS - Disclosure Anime Story
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwujCn9DTMI

[Anonymous No.23687606]

What a pajeet thread. Take your fucking AI slop and fuck off.

[Anonymous No.23687984]

>>23685101
>Dr Rourke invents water
>drinking water has the mildly beneficial effect of helping people feel less thirsty
>man appears to warn her
>"Nobody has realized this but water makes things wet!"
>Together, they concocted a plan to expose the truth, yet the closer they got, the more dangerous it became.

[Anonymous No.23688172]

>>23687606
or you could use the George RR Martin AI to start reading some good stories, because the legacy authors clearly have no ideas

[Anonymous No.23688214]

>>23685095

[Anonymous No.23688236]

>>23685148
What font are you using anon? Also, what software is this?

[Anonymous No.23688255]

>>23688236
i didn't choose the font, but these were the tools i used, in this order
>AI Generated Story
https://toolbaz.com/writer/ai-story-generator
>Text to PDF
https://cloudconvert.com/txt-to-pdf
>PDF to Image
https://www.ilovepdf.com/pdf_to_jpg
>Image Merge
https://merge.imageonline.co/

[Anonymous No.23688681]

Generative AI is only good for cooming.