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Fahim Farook
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If I used an ML-based (Machine Learning, I refuse to call it AI since there is no intelligence there) dictation app to write my novel, would I be accused of writing an AI-generated novel? 😛
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Angela
AngelaPreston@toot.cat@f Having it translate your spoken words into print? I think this would not count. I have considered the same, just to get all my thoughts down swiftly.
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Fahim Farook
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@AngelaPreston I'm mostly kidding since I've seen some people get reallly, really adamant about *any* use of ML 😛
But yes, I do find that I write faster when I don't have to do the actual typing ... mostly because I'm very, very lazy 😀
On the other hand, I do have to wonder how this will work practically ... For normal emails and even a novel, I guess it would work OK. But if you were writing something technical where you had diagrams or blocks of code, how much switching would you have to do between dictation and switching over to the keyboard?
But yes, I do find that I write faster when I don't have to do the actual typing ... mostly because I'm very, very lazy 😀
On the other hand, I do have to wonder how this will work practically ... For normal emails and even a novel, I guess it would work OK. But if you were writing something technical where you had diagrams or blocks of code, how much switching would you have to do between dictation and switching over to the keyboard?
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