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Never Bad

12/26/2024

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After nearly a week of suffering from a cold I finally feel like I’m entering the final stretch of this adventure. I have a story I have been working on this whole week, but me and my favorite critic Google Gemini have been going back and to over what it is I’m trying to say. It’s funny how something can make perfect sense inside your head. But when ask a AI language program with obvious memory issues of past conversations to critique it, it sometimes turns into a total circle jerk.
 
I don’t mean for this to sound like a total criticism of AI programing. I mean as the AI is learning and growing from information it draws from the internet, it’s nice to know it hasn’t started sounding like your drunk uncle at Thanksgiving. Still it is helpful with dissecting what it is I’m trying to say. Often pulling out hidden meanings I didn’t know I was thinking. And while Gemini sometimes offers me suggestions and examples of what I should say. I was drilled in college so hard about avoiding plagiarism that I am very controlling about my creative process. Still a critical ear is never a bad thing… aggravating, maybe…but never bad.
 
I guess my point of this is programs and software are tools. And tools are meant to enhance the quality of your product. If you are totally against such progress than we might as well go back to cave painting walls and stretching words out on stone. While I sit in my solitude I am grateful to have a program that helps with my grammar and seeing things I didn’t realize I was saying. So yes, I understand there are many that abuse the process and have the program write or draw their so-called creation. The potential of these advances are limitless in allowing room for more creation and refinement. 

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