Using a local AI for creative writing?
Should we use an AI assistant for creative writing projects? The answer isn't a definitive "yes" or "no", but more of a qualified "maybe". Let's talk about the strengths and weaknesses of using an AI for this purpose, and a caution about wandering into "AI slop" territory. 00:00 Intro 00:25 Good: Proofreading 02:38 Iffy: Literary review 06:44 Bad: AI slop 09:00 Cloud vs Local 11:47 The verdict 12:42 Outro
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