Submitted by Educational_Grab_473 t3_10dsyd0 in singularity
VictoryObvious6612 t1_j4pacux wrote
Reply to comment by bubster15 in How long until an AI is able to write a book? by Educational_Grab_473
Computing power isn't the barrier.
The barrier is that really good writing relies on experiences and emotions. I don't doubt an algorithm could churn out a passable Hardy Boys mystery by 2050. A procedural that sticks to a basic template with basic characters and no themes to speak of.
But an AI writing something along the lines of Blood Meridian, I am quite confident saying this will literally never happen. Not unless we get fully sentient robots like Data from Star Trek.
GreatBigJerk t1_j4qm9ko wrote
Creative writing is a learned skill. It's not some magic thing that's unachievable by AI.
Deniers act like ChatGPT is where AI development ends, as if what we have right now is proof that we are incapable of making something more complex. This is just a step to something bigger.
VictoryObvious6612 t1_j4qwr06 wrote
It's partially learned, partially talent, partially experience.
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