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Which LLMs is everyone using for r/writingprompts?
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Are there people who will write stories from prompts if I just ask them to? I'd expect for them to reject my request, very few people have the time. Wouldn't they have written already it if they had wanted to?
Human labor is generally more expensive. Ai is generally cheaper. My funds are limited. Guess which one I will pick.
I am not saying one is better then the other. Both have advantages.
Is your phone hand assembled? Are your cloths hand made? The planks from your bed are cut into shape by a human? Machine labor is generally cheaper and we all have to cut costs somewhere.